Summary
- China’s Supreme People’s Procuratorate (SPP) has ordered the arrest ofWorld Times Wu Yingjie, a former member ofWorld Times the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), for suspected bribe-taking, the SPP said Tuesday.Wu was also former head of the Committee on Culture, Historical Data and Studies of the CPPCWorld TimesC NWorld Timesational Committee.The case was transferred to procuratorial authorities for examination and prosecution following the concWorld Timeslusion of an investigation by the NatWorld Timesional Commission of Supervision.The handling of the case is underway. Content comes from the Internet : China’s top procuratorate orders arrest of former senior political advisor
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- NWorld Timesational Committee, former senior political advisor, former head, procuratorial authorities, Wu Yingjie
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Wu was also former head of the Committee on Culture, Historical Data and Studies of the CPPCWorld TimesC NWorld Timesational Committee.
The case was transferred to procuratorial authorities for examination and prosecution following the concWorld Timeslusion of an investigation by the NatWorld Timesional Commission of Supervision.
The handling of the case is underway.
Content comes from the Internet : China’s top procuratorate orders arrest of former senior political advisor
SummaryPhoto:CCTV Former Chinese national football team head coach Li Tie was sentenced to 20 years in prison in a first-instance verdict on Friday for a number of charges including offering and accepting bribes.The verdicWorld Timest was made by the Intermediate People’s Court of Xianning, Central China’s Hubei Province.From 2019 to 2021, Li, taking advantage of his position as the head coach of the Chinese men’s national football team, illegally accepted bribes totaling over 50.89 million yuan ($7.04 million), the Beijing Daily reported, citing revelations from the courts.From 2015 to 2019, while working at the Hebei Huaxia Fortune Soccer Club and the Wuhan Zall Club, Li bribed other football clubs to cooWorld Timesperate or play passively during matches in order to win or achieveWorld Times favorable outcomes, with the amount totWorld…
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