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Hu Jintao: No tolerance to corruption

11:34, October 15, 2007

The Communist Party of China (CPC) bears zero tolerance to corruption and the crackdown on it must be effectively strengthened, Hu Jintao said on Monday in his report to the 17th CPC National Congress.

"The CPC never tolerates corruption or any other negative phenomena," said Hu on behalf of the 16th CPC Central Committee, stressing that "resolutely punishing and effectively preventing corruption is crucial to the popular support for the Party and its survival."

Pointing out that fighting corruption will be a protracted, complicated and arduous battle, Hu called upon Party members to carry out the campaign in a comprehensive way, addressing both its symptoms and root cause and combining punishment with prevention.

Resolutely cracking down on corruption, the Party should work harder to remove its root cause and take preventive measures through improving relevant institutions, Hu said.

Since 2002 when the 16th CPC National Congress was convened, the Party has punished a large number of high-ranking officials, including former Shanghai Party Chief Chen Liangyu and China's former top statistician Qiu Xiaohua.

Statistics show that more than 110,000 Party members were punished in 2005, accounting for 0.16 percent of all members. The number of being punished dropped to some 90,000 last year, about 0.14 percent of the total members.

Founded in 1921, the Party has governed the country for 58 years since 1949, and its current membership totals more than 70 million.

Saying that "the task of educating and managing its members has become more arduous than ever before," Hu expressed the confidence in fulfilling the three historical tasks of advancing the modernization drive, achieving national reunification, and safeguarding world peace and promoting common development.

Major Points of Hu Jintao's Report:
Hu Jintao charts roadmap for China: sustainable growth, greater democracy
Hu Jintao mentions "democracy" more than 60 times in landmark report
Hu Jintao: No tolerance to corruption
Hu Jintao against arbitrary decision-making in the Party
Hu Jintao calls for building harmonious world
Hu: China to modernize army for self-defense, world peace
Hu Jintao appeals for "peace agreement" with Taiwan
Hu Jintao calls for enhancing "soft power" of Chinese culture
Hu Jintao vows to "reverse growing income disparity"
Hu Jintao vows to expand people's democracy
Hu Jintao advocates "conservation culture" for first time in keynote political document
Hu promises to promote more non-Communists to leading positions
Innovation tops Hu Jintao's economic agenda
Hu Jintao proposes Scientific Outlook on Development for tackling China's immediate woes, challenges
Hu: Scientific Outlook on Development part of theories of socialism with Chinese characteristics
Hu highlights efforts by predecessors, vowing to carry on reform, opening up
Hu says China experiences "extraordinary" five years of achievements, difficulties
Hu Jintao stresses socialism with Chinese characteristics
Video: CPC opens 17th National Congress
Audio: CPC opens 17th National Congress

Source: Xinhua



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