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Former Politburo member Ma Xingrui dismissed after corruption investigation

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Ma Xingrui, a former Politburo member and Xinjiang party chief, has been removed from the Communist Party and dismissed from public office after an anti-corruption investigation. The state broadcaster announced the decision on Tuesday. This highlights China's ongoing anti-corruption campaign.

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Why it matters

Ma Xingrui is a former Politburo member and Xinjiang party chief.

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Ma Xingrui was a former Politburo member.

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Ma Xingrui was Xinjiang party chief.

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  • Ma Xingrui is a former Politburo member and Xinjiang party chief.
  • He was removed from the party and dismissed from public office.

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Former Politburo member and Xinjiang party chief Ma Xingrui has been removed from the party and dismissed from public office following an anti-corruption investigation, the state broadcaster said on Tuesday. More to follow...

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Ma Xingrui was Xinjiang party chief.

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Ma Xingrui was a former Politburo member.

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The removal and dismissal followed an anti-corruption investigation.

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The state broadcaster reported this on Tuesday.

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Ma Xingrui has been dismissed from public office.

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Ma Xingrui has been removed from the party.

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