
Zhang Youxia e Liu Zhenli sotto inchiesta per corruzione e attività di fazione
AI-generated summary
Zhang e Liu erano sotto inchiesta da gennaio e rimossi dalla Commissione militare centrale ad agosto. Entrambi ricoprivano ruoli di vertice nel Partito Comunista Cinese.
Chi sono i due ex generali espulsi
Zhang, in passato è stato vicepresidente della Commissione militare centrale (Cmc) e veniva considerato come il generale più influente e potente della Cina prima della sua caduta in disgrazia. Anche Liu è stato membro di spicco del partito e personalità importanti nell'ambito della Cmcc. Entrambi erano sotto inchiesta dallo scorso gennaio.
La decisione
L'espulsione dei due è arrivata dopo che l'Ufficio politico del Comitato centrale del Pcc ha approvato le conclusioni delle indagini e deciso ufficialmente di allontanare i due ex ufficiali dal partito, revocando loro lo status di delegati al Congresso nazionale e trasmettendo, di conseguenza, i fascicoli alla procura militare perchè vengano perseguiti. L'espulsione definitiva, è stato specificato, dovrà ora essere ratificata in una sessione plenaria del Comitato centrale. Sempre secondo l'agenzia Xinhua, Zhang e Liu avrebbero oltrepassato le "linee rosse", partecipando ad "attività di fazione", accettando "ingenti somme di denaro" e regali e abusando della propria posizione politica, anche con lo scopo di favorire promozioni. Entrambi erano già stati rimossi dalla Commissione militare centrale lo scorso agosto.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ratifica dell'espulsione definitiva in sessione plenaria del Comitato centrale.
Very likely · Within months

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