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China’s ex-Politburo member Ma Xingrui’s ‘rampant corruption’ included family

Former Politburo member Ma Xingrui has been expelled from the CPC and public office amid a deepening anti-corruption drive in China.

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The brief

China has removed Ma Xingrui from the Communist Party and public office. The action comes amid a broader anti-graft campaign led by Xi, making Ma the third Politburo member to be purged in this drive.

Coverage from Bloomberg and South China Morning Post emphasizes that the charges include graft, sex charges, and 'rampant corruption' that extended to Ma's family. Additional reporting appears in Crypto Briefing and China Daily Asia.

Future developments will center on the ongoing anti-corruption drive and the fallout from these expulsions within the party hierarchy.

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What charges were leveled against Ma Xingrui?

According to coverage, the charges include graft, sex charges, and rampant corruption involving his family.

What was Ma Xingrui's position?

He was a member of the Politburo.

How does this fit into the broader political context?

Ma is the third Politburo member to be purged as part of Xi's anti-corruption drive.

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