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China sentences Bo Xilai to life in prison for corruption

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"Even intellectuals who didn't like Bo before became sympathetic to his case. That made it difficult for the court to give him a stiff sentence," said Jin Zhong, editor of Hong Kong-based Open Magazine and a veteran political analyst.

Date

Sep 22, 2013

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World

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China's Communist Party wraps up congress with little sign of reform

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"This congress threw cold water on the people who hoped for reform, said Jin Zhong, a veteran political analyst and writer based out of Hong Kong. He said that party wasnt even following pro-democratic provisions of its own constitution.

Date

Nov 14, 2012

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World

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China prepares for power handover but reverberations will be felt worldwide

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"It is a fake phenomenon to show their power," said Jin Zhong, a veteran political analyst based in Hong Kong. Yang suggested that the process "confers some measure of procedural legitimacy within the Communist party".

Date

Nov 01, 2012

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China to expel Bo Xilai from Communist Party

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"The scheduling of the congress has been postponed for a long time because of the internal conflicts in the party, said Jin Zhong, a magazine editor and veteran political analyst working out of Hong Kong. "The main problem is Bo Xilai. They havent decided how to deal with him and he has taken a

Date

Sep 28, 2012

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World

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Beijing car crash opens door to another scandal in China

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Jin Zhong, a veteran political analyst based in Hong Kong, believes the South China Morning Post whose editor has ties to the Communist Party was given permission at the highest levels in Beijing to print the story about the car crash.

Date

Sep 03, 2012

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World

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China keeps quiet about Central Committee session

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"Obviously, they were talking about personnel to decide on the next generation of leadership," said Jin Zhong, a political analyst based in Hong Kong. "But all the decisions are made internally. There is no transparency."

Date

Oct 18, 2011

Category:

World

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Google

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