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Hu Changqing was the former vice governor of eastern Jiangxi Province a former deputy director of the state Bureau of Religious Affairs, he was convicted and sentenced to death because of corruption in March 2000. Earlier that week Prime Minister Zhu Rongji had promised to remove all corruption in China...
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Hu Changqing was the former vice governor of eastern Jiangxi Province a former deputy director of the state Bureau of Religious Affairs, he was convicted and sentenced to death because of corruption in March 2000. Earlier that week Prime Minister Zhu Rongji had promised to remove all corruption in China...
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