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China's leaders vow tougher corruption crackdown

China's leaders vowed a tougher corruption crackdown as party cadres prepared for a Communist Party congress next year, which is expected to appoint Xi Jinping to a fourth five-year term as general secretary. Observers quoted by BBC World said the anti-corruption campaign had become an effort to consolidate and maintain authority.
WHO: China's leaders
WHAT: China's leaders vowed a tougher anti-corruption crackdown.
WHEN: Reported Oct 29, 2026 at 7:10 AM ET
WHERE: China
WHY: The reason for the tougher crackdown was not reported.

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