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Lying ΧίΧίРee ..
21-11-15 On Monday November 8th, the Chinese Communist Party kicked off a four-day closed-door session. The so called the 6th plenary session of the 19th central committee was attended by more than 3 hundred 70 full and alternate members of the Central Committee, the party’s highest governing body. Those attending the session hold the country’s most important offices and include members of the party leadership, ministers, regional party chiefs, senior generals and the executives of state-owned conglomerates. As general secretary of the Communist Party, President Xi Jinping led the session which is one of the most important political events in China and a common venue for the party to make consequential announcements. Xi likely addressed different groups as well as the general assembly, but his remarks won't make public in the near future. Like most things in Chinese politics, the agenda is top secret and only revealed in a communique afterward - with any squabbling and infighting edited out.
1:53 First plenum picks politburo and a standing committee
Second plenum confirms key roles in state council
Third plenum focus on economic policies
Xi's Economic Dilemma ..
21-11-11 The Chinese Communist Party has passed a "historical resolution", cementing Xi Jinping's status in political history:
The document, a summary of the party's 100-year history, addresses its key achievements and future directions. It is only the third of its kind since the founding of the party - the first was passed by Mao Zedong in 1945 and the second by Deng Xiaoping in 1981. It was passed on Thursday at the sixth plenary session, one of China's most important political meetings.
As only the third Chinese leader to have issued such a resolution, the move aims to establish Xi as an equal to party founder Mao and his successor Deng. Some observers see the resolution as Xi's latest attempt to turn back decades of decentralisation by Chinese leaders that began under Deng and continued through other leaders like Jiang Zemin - a sign that China might be [is!] moving back to a so-called cult of personality.
The four-day closed door session was the last major meeting of party leaders ahead of the national congress next year, where Xi is expected to seek a historic third term as president. In 2018, China scrapped the two-term limit on the presidency, effectively allowing him to remain in power for life.
As only the third Chinese leader to have issued such a resolution, the move aims to establish Xi as an equal to party founder Mao and his successor Deng. Some observers see the resolution as Xi's latest attempt to turn back decades of decentralisation by Chinese leaders that began under Deng and continued through other leaders like Jiang Zemin - a sign that China might be [is!] moving back to a so-called cult of personality.
The four-day closed door session was the last major meeting of party leaders ahead of the national congress next year, where Xi is expected to seek a historic third term as president. In 2018, China scrapped the two-term limit on the presidency, effectively allowing him to remain in power for life.
Second plenum confirms key roles in state council
Third plenum focus on economic policies
Fourth plenum is about CCP governance and party buildings
Fifth plenum will draft a five-year development plan
Sixth plenum deals with intra-party plans and social policies
Seventh plenum will set party congress agenda
The sixth plenum is more important than the others. It is the final chance for
horse trading before big decisions are made at the following year's congress. The plenums are a key venue for the party to display unity among the party leadership and indicate the direction of key policies.
The sixth plenum is more important than the others. It is the final chance for
horse trading before big decisions are made at the following year's congress. The plenums are a key venue for the party to display unity among the party leadership and indicate the direction of key policies.
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