Etiqueta: CPC
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Why the CPC has always been committed to advancing self-governance, by Xulio Ríos
The fifth plenary session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, held in Beijing from Oct 26 to 29, focused on a pivotal issue for the country’s future: the Party’s capacity to govern itself while steering a highly complex modernization process. The meeting examined measures to promote the implementation of full…
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Why the CPC matters: China’s governance architecture, by Xulio Ríos
The 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) started its fifth plenary session in Beijing on Monday morning. Understanding the significance of such a session requires, in the first place, grasping a fundamental key to China’s political system: the relationship between the Party and the state. In China, the CPC is not viewed merely…
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The CPC’s original aspiration and disciplinary requirements shape officials’ inner political beliefs’, interview with Xulio Ríos.
What does it mean to govern well, and how should governance performance be gauged? The CPC’ answer is that a correct view on governance performance should proceed from reality, respect objective laws, and, through sound decision-making and hard work, create achievements that withstand the test of practice and history, truly benefit the people, and earn…