Wen Vows “Stronger” Anti-Corruption Measures - China Digital Times (CDT)
Premier Wen Jiabao has vowed “stronger” measures to combat corruption. As China prepares for a leadership change, Bo’s removal and other cases of corruption have led to increased instances of public unrest. Public supervision is needed to limit the abuse of power, and authorities must continue to work for a “clean government” in 2012, the last year of the current administration, he wrote in Qiushi, Seeking Truth, according to a preview posted on the central government website yesterday.
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