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    Toward a deliberative China

    by the Monitor's Editorial Board Oct 24, 2022 2 minutes

    The biggest bombshell coming out of a week-long gathering of China’s ruling Communist Party was not that long-time leader Xi Jinping further consolidated power for another five-year term. Rather it was the surprising ejection of a potential successor to Xi – Hu Chunhua

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