The American report exposes the corruption of Chinese leaders

The report notes that Xi Jinping initially used corruption accusations to target its political rivals or those associated with its competitors. The analysis later by the PRC academics concluded that after ten years, the anti-corruption campaign did not exclusively pursue any specific faction. Even the officials associated with XI, the senior officials considered to be faithful to XI and who had increased under his patronage, were not exempt from accusations of corruption.

In addition, the report referred to another RPC study that cases of criminal corruption at the top of the bureaucratic hierarchy were very high and, among the accused of a crime, more than 80% of the accusations involved corruption.

Investigation research on corruption and wealth noted the following cases:

* Prime Minister Wen Jiabaos Family as his mother, his wife, his son and his brothers and sisters checked assets of at least 2.7 billion dollars in 2012. Likewise, the brothers and sisters, the nieces and the nephews held assets worth more than a billion dollars in commercial and real estate investments.

* The entrant president Xi Jinping may have urged family members to give up the assets when he came to power. However, industry research provides evidence that in 2024, the XIS family retains millions of commercial interests and financial investments. Although the available data does not connect investments directly to XI, these assets may be managed indirectly in the name of XIS.

Journalistic research in 2012 did not identify investments specifically linked to the leaders themselves, and has not revealed a direct influence of leaders contributing to growth in family investments. However, their high -level positions would have granted access to privileged information and both private actions and published by companies could have provided family assets because of their links with people with political power. After the publication of this research, China has tightened information controls and limited access to numerous foreign press organizations, which continues to question public research on issues of corruption of senior leaders or personal wealth.

Within the CPC Central Committee, the report underlined the following cases:

* In 2020, Zhang Wei, a Chinese businessman, was arrested to organize, direct and participate in organized crime; illegal detention; and illegal possession of firearms and ammunition. He was also found guilty in 2021 to have illegally absorbed public deposits.

* Chen Gang, a former member of the first group of members of the Chinese Association for Sciences and Technology, was accused in 2019 of accepting more than $ 18 million in gable, some of which were probably associated with its role in the supervision of construction projects on the city level for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

* In April 2024, Yao Qian, director of supervision of the department of China Securities Regulatory Commission (CRSC), was the subject of a survey for serious violations of the discipline and law, perhaps for its role in the initiative of the digital currency of the Central Bank of Chinas. The CCDI studied at least 16 people in the CRSC, six of these investigations occurring in 2024.

The DNI report pointed out that corruption in the Peoples' Liberation Army (PLA) continues, as a culture of pre-promotion compensation, even after Xi implemented an anti-corruption campaign more than a decade ago: in 2024, XI stressed in a speech to military commanders that barrels of firearms should always be loyalty and loyalty and loyalty pleated with the part, the part of the part, the folding, the folding of the part, on the part of the part, its overhaul, its commitment, from life to the part of the part, the part, the additional implementation, its commitment to the part of the part of the part of the part, the part, its additional redesign, its commitment, the chest of the part, part, part, soldiers, in particular.

The report assumed that a probable reason XI is focused on laser on the fight against PLA, is that corruption practices will prevent the military from acquiring the capacities and the preparation he ordered to carry it out by 2027, in preparation for a potential conflict on Taiwan.

The report ends with a list of well -known corruption cases within the Central Military Commission (CMC) and APL:

* In 2023, China removed General Li Shangfu, then the Minister of National Defense, investigating Li and his predecessor after arresting the commander of the Rocket Pla (PLARF) and at least nine other current or former members of the Plarf.

* In 2024, Beijing launched an investigation into Admiral Miao Hua, then director of the political work department of central military commissions and in charge of political loyalty within the Armed Forces of Chinas.

* Li and Miao were accused of violations of the party discipline, and the two were considered as XI protégés, demonstrating the seriousness of the concerns of the CCPS concerning loyalty and efficiency in particular in the plaque of the scope of the approach of the regimes of corruption.

CONCLUSION