Curbing corruption and bureaucracy has been at the center of the CCP’s attention, protecting it from misconduct and interference by powerful forces of power, said Xiao Pei, deputy head of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Central Committee. of the CCP.

“We have zero tolerance for it,” he said. That combat, he insisted, has not distinguished ranks or positions, since among those investigated include members of the Central Committee itself and of the Disciplinary Commission. “We reach the levels that are necessary,” he said.

In the last decade, he detailed, they aired 650,000 processes for corruption or inappropriate work behavior related to education and medical care, pensions, social security, law enforcement, among others linked to services or means of subsistence. of citizenship.

In that same period, he explained, more than 74,000 people were sanctioned for these charges, of which 48% had perpetrated their misdeeds before 2012 and only 11% after 2017. “Which shows that not to falter in this effort It has been effective,” he said.

Surveys cited by the also vice president of the National Supervisory Commission indicate that more than half of the Chinese population considers the efforts and results of the Party in its fight against corruption to be adequate. However, he clarified, it is an unfinished road; and in which “he will not make setbacks or rest”, he sentenced.

In the central report to the 20th Congress, the CCP pointed out that 10 years ago, in contrast to the successes of the Reform and Opening-up, there were four habits within it that it described as “unhealthy”: formalism, bureaucracy, hedonism, and proclivity to waste and waste. the lavishness. However, its secretary general Xi Jinping stressed that the group of measures taken from then to date reversed a scenario that he believed put the future of the country at risk.

Also on Monday, Cong Liang, director of the State Administration of Grains and Reserves, said that “China has ensured that the food supply is firmly in its own hands.” The national production of grains, he indicated, has always exceeded 650 million tons annually since 2015.

Last year, he added, said production climbed to 682.85 million tons. All this, he emphasized, proves the ability of the Asian nation to guarantee its food security; especially for its grain storage capacity that exceeds 700 million tons; and for the 6,000 companies here that are capable of responding to emergency situations in this regard.

Similarly, other CPC Central Committee representatives reiterated that the country is determined to have a secure and resilient energy system. An issue that, they stressed, is also a priority for the Party.

Beijing, they said, will continue to take the necessary steps to expand the role of domestic sources within its energy matrix, both fossil fuels and renewable sources, in addition to nuclear power.

Achieving the goal of carbon neutrality by mid-century is a key objective within the domestic sustainable development strategy. It is an issue of energy security, they commented, for this reason, they concluded, China is clear in its aspiration to reduce the carbon footprint within its economic growth.

Both the fight against corruption and the path that China will adopt in the coming years in terms of the economy and energy are issues that will be examined in the plenary session of the 20th National Congress of its Communist Party, which should conclude on October 22.

The first secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba and president of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, alluded today to the celebration of the XX Congress of the Communist Party of China and conveyed the best wishes for success during the conclave.

From his official profile on Twitter, the president assured that the results of that meeting, considered a key event in facing current challenges and designing strategic plans for the next five years in the Asian nation, “will be a new encouragement for progressive forces worldwide.”

On the occasion of the celebration of the XX Congress of the Communist Party of China (PCCh), the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba sent a congratulatory message to the Chinese communists in which it highlights the political significance of this important event.

“We are pleased to see the proven ability and wisdom of the Chinese communist vanguard to lead its people in safeguarding national sovereignty, independence and unity, in building socialism, in the economic development of the country and in the consolidation of China as a factor of stability and balance at the global level”, highlights the text.

The message also refers to the successes achieved by the Communist Party of China, based on the application of Marxism and the important theoretical and practical contributions to the construction of socialism, which has made possible the internal construction of the Party, the fight against corruption, the eradication of extreme poverty, among other social, economic and political achievements that make China “a global leader in innovation, always defending the legitimate right to development of the countries of the South, multilateralism, the principles of International Law and the role of the United Nations”.

Likewise, the letter assures that interpartisan relations will continue to be a pillar and an essential component of the ties between Cuba and China.

He appreciates the invariable support of the Chinese Communist Party for Cuba’s fight against the blockade and ratifies the unalterable position of the Greater Antilles, of adherence to the One China principle.

“Receive our best wishes for success in the celebration of the XX Congress of the Communist Party of China, convinced that its results will represent a new stimulus for all progressive forces worldwide,” the message concludes.

(With information from the PCC website and Twitter of the Presidency)

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Xi Jinping, miembro del Comité Permanente del Buró Político del Comité Central del Partido Comunista de China y Vicepresidente de la República Popular China, a su llegada al Aeropuerto Internacional José Martí de La Habana, Cuba, el 4 de junio de 2011. AIN Foto / Sergio ABEL REYES

Chinese Vice-President and member of the Standing Committee of the Communist Party Politburo Xi Jinping will arrive in Cuba tonight on an official visit.

During his stay Jinping will meet with Cuban President and First Vice-President Raul Castro and Jose Ramón Machado Ventura, respectively, among other activities.

After Cuba, Jinping will also travel to Uruguay, invited by his Uruguayan counterpart Danilo Astorni, and to Chile, responding to an invitation from Chilean President Sebastian Piñera, according to the spokesperson of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Jiang Yu.