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The highest bribe of nearly 1.8 billion was sentenced to death! Nine "tigers" have been sentenced this year

The highest bribe of nearly 1.8 billion was sentenced to death! Nine "tigers" have been sentenced this year

This week, a "tiger" and a bureau official were sentenced.

On Thursday, Wang Yong, former vice chairman of the Hainan Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, was sentenced to life in the first instance, and a day later, Zhang Zhongsheng, former vice mayor of Luliang City, Shanxi Province, who accepted bribes of more than 1.04 billion yuan, was sentenced to a suspended death sentence in the second instance.

Nine "tigers" have been sentenced this year

On Friday, the Shanxi Provincial Higher People's Court publicly pronounced a verdict in the case of Zhang Zhongsheng, a former member of the Standing Committee of the Luliang Municipal CPC Committee and former vice mayor, who accepted bribes and appealed against a huge amount of assets of unknown origin, sentenced Zhang Zhongsheng to death with a two-year suspension of execution, deprived of political rights for life, and confiscated all personal property, and after the completion of the two-year suspension of execution of his death sentence, he was sentenced to life imprisonment without commutation or parole. The second-instance trial of the Shanxi Provincial Higher People's Court found that from 1997 to 2013, Zhang Zhongsheng took advantage of his position to seek benefits for relevant units and individuals, and solicited and illegally accepted property given by relevant units and individuals, totaling more than 1.04 billion yuan. Zhang Zhongsheng also has a huge amount of assets that clearly exceed his legitimate income, and the source cannot be explained.

The Shanxi Provincial Higher People's Court held that, in view of Zhang Zhongsheng's confession of guilt and repentance, and his initiative to confess most of the facts of the crime that the case-handling organs had not yet grasped after arriving at the case, he and his family actively cooperated with the recovery of stolen money and stolen goods, most of the stolen money and stolen goods involved in the case were recovered, and he actively reported clues about the crime of major bribery of others. Shangguan News noted that Zhang Zhongsheng, who was investigated on May 29, 2014, was sentenced to death in the first instance on March 28, 2018.

Shangguan News found that before that, there were also "tigers" who were sentenced to death with a two-year suspension of execution, and after the expiration of the two-year suspension of execution of their death sentences, they were reduced to life imprisonment according to law, and their sentences could not be commuted or released on parole. Including Bai Enpei, former vice chairman of the Environment and Resources Protection Committee of the 12th National People's Congress, who amassed more than 240 million yuan, Xing Yun, former deputy director of the Standing Committee of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region People's Congress, who accepted bribes of more than 449 million yuan, and Zhao Zhengyong, former secretary of the Shaanxi Provincial Party Committee, who amassed more than 717 million yuan.

Another "tiger" was sentenced this week. On the 28th, the Intermediate People's Court of Guilin City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, publicly pronounced a verdict in the case of Wang Yong, former vice chairman of the Hainan Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, for accepting bribes. Wang Yong, who accepted a bribe of 90.47 million yuan, was sentenced to life in prison. Wang Yong, who laid off his horse on July 13 last year, served in Shandong and Hainan provinces. On January 11 this year, Wang Yong was "double-opened," the first "tiger" to be accused of arranging for others to pretend and perform at the party's democratic life meeting.

Shangguan News combed and found that including Wang Yong, 9 "tigers" have been sentenced this year. Among them, the "tigers" who accepted bribes of more than 100 million yuan included Lai Xiaomin, the former chairman of Huarong Company, who accepted bribes of more than 1.788 billion yuan and was sentenced to death; Chen Gang, a former member of the party group of the China Association for Science and Technology, who accepted bribes of nearly 129 million yuan and was sentenced to 15 years in prison; and Zhao Jingwen, former executive director of CITIC Group, who accepted bribes of more than 191 million yuan and was sentenced to 18 years in prison. Of the 11 "tigers" that have been tried this year, 4 have accepted bribes of more than 100 million yuan. Including Yun Citizen, former general manager of China Huadian Group Corporation, who accepted bribes of more than 469 million yuan, Ma Ming, former vice chairman of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region CPPCC Committee, who accepted bribes of nearly 160 million yuan, Liu Guoqiang, former vice chairman of the Liaoning Provincial CPPCC Committee, who accepted bribes of more than 350 million yuan, and Dong Hong, former deputy head of the Central Inspection Group, who accepted bribes of more than 460 million yuan.

For the sixth time, the Inner Mongolia Discipline Inspection Commission investigated and punished several officials at the same time

This week, nine more officials were investigated across the country.

At 11:40 a.m. on Monday, Wang Wei, former vice minister of the United Front Work Department of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Party Committee, Fan Junfeng, a second-level senior judge of the Inner Mongolia Higher People's Court, Chen Lan, former president of the Inner Mongolia Xilin Gol League Intermediate Court, and Wei Zheming, former deputy general manager of Inner Mongolia Electric Power (Group) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Inner Mongolia Electric Power Company"), were simultaneously investigated. On February 28 last year, according to the recommendations of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, Inner Mongolia conducted a special inspection in the field of coal resources, focusing on key people, key matters and key issues for 20 years. This is the sixth time in more than a year since the "20 years of investigation" that the Inner Mongolia Discipline Inspection Commission has simultaneously reported the news that several officials have been investigated.

Public resumes show that Wang Wei, former vice minister of the United Front Work Department of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Party Committee, who voluntarily surrendered to the case, has served in Hulunbuir City for a long time, successively serving as the mayor and secretary of the Hailar District Committee of Hulunbuir City, the standing committee member and secretary general of the Hulunbuir City CPC Committee, and the secretary of the Manzhouli Municipal CPC Committee. Shangguan News found that Zhang Yujun, former vice chairman of the Hulunbuir Municipal COMMITTEE of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and Zhao Xicheng, former inspector of the Hulunbuir Municipal CPC Committee, who were investigated in the past two years, were the secretaries of the Hailar District CPC Committee; Zhang Tianxi, former chairman of the Hulunbuir Agricultural Reclamation Group Co., Ltd., who was investigated on August 25 last year, was the mayor of Hailar District. In addition, Du Xuejun, former secretary of the Wulanchabu Municipal Party Committee, who was "double-opened" on July 31 this year, was a member of the Standing Committee and Secretary General of the Hulunbuir Municipal Party Committee and the mayor of Manzhouli City. Yun Guangzhong, one of the four "tigers" involved in coal corruption in Inner Mongolia and former secretary of the Hohhot Municipal Party Committee, served successively as mayor of Manzhouli City and secretary of the Manzhouli Municipal Party Committee from November 2003 to February 2008. On November 3 last year, Yun Guangzhong, who accepted bribes of more than 94.32 million yuan, was sentenced to 14 years in prison.

Fan Junfeng, a second-level senior judge of the Inner Mongolia Higher People's Court born in December 1966, has served in the Inner Mongolia court system for a long time and served as president of the Baotou City Intermediate People's Court; Chen Lan, former president of the Inner Mongolia Xilingol League Intermediate Court, who retired in June last year, has also served in the Inner Mongolia court system for a long time, and has served as a member of the party group, vice president, director of the political department, member of the adjudication committee, deputy secretary of the party group, and vice president of the Ordos City Intermediate People's Court. Shangguan News found that on May 8 last year, Zhang Min, former vice chairman of the Legislative Affairs Committee of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region People's Congress, was investigated. Zhang Min served as president of the Baotou Intermediate Court from March 2004 to December 2011 and as president of the Ordos Intermediate Court from December 2011 to January 2016.

Wei Zheming, the former deputy general manager of the Inner Mongolia Electric Power Company, who turned himself in like Wang Wei, retired in September 2017. Since 2019, Liu Jin, former chairman of Inner Mongolia Electric Power Company, Zhang Fusheng, former general manager, Lu Dangzhu, former deputy general manager, and Hou Shengming, former deputy general manager, have been investigated.

On Tuesday, Ji Kaiping, chairman of the Tonghua Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference in Jilin Province, was investigated. Ji Kaiping served as the director of the Tonghua Municipal Public Security Bureau from August 2007 to February 2016, during which time he was also the vice mayor of Tonghua. On September 29, 2017, Liu Baowei, former secretary of the party committee of Jilin Investment Group Co., Ltd., was investigated. Liu Baowei served as Secretary of the Tonghua Municipal Party Committee from April 2011 to April 2015. In addition, in recent years, Tonghua has also had 1 executive vice mayor and two vice mayors investigated.

On Wednesday, Si Lang, the former general manager of Tibet Tianhai Group, was investigated. SiLang served for more than 20 years in the former Tibet Autonomous Region Transportation Department (renamed the Tibet Autonomous Region Transportation Department in November 2009), successively serving as deputy director of the Highway Administration and secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission. From October 2011 to October 2017, Silang was transferred to the post of director of the Qinghai-Tibet Highway Branch of the Tibet Autonomous Region Highway Bureau, and from October 2017 to October 2017, he was investigated as the general manager of Tibet Tianhai Group. Shangguan News noted that since last year, the Tibet Autonomous Region Transportation Department (formerly the Tibet Autonomous Region Transportation Department) has had three directors and one deputy director investigated. In addition, on October 23 last year, He Lifeng, the former chairman of Tibet Tianhai Group, was investigated. He Lifeng, who has long served in the transportation department of the former Tibet Autonomous Region, served as the chairman of Tibet Tianhai Group from July 2015 to August 2020.

On Thursday, Zhao Yaguang, former deputy director of the Heilongjiang Provincial Public Security Department, was investigated. Zhao Yaguang, who retired in October 2015, served in the Heilongjiang Provincial Public Security Department for nearly 37 years, serving as party secretary, chief of the traffic police corps, and deputy director. On June 15 this year, He Jianmin, who had been succeeding Zhao Yaguang as party secretary and chief of the traffic police corps of the Heilongjiang Provincial Public Security Department since June 2010, was investigated. He Jianmin also served as deputy director of the Heilongjiang Provincial Public Security Department and former deputy secretary of the Political and Legal Committee of the Heilongjiang Provincial Party Committee.

On Friday, Li Shuiheng, former director of the Standing Committee of the Guigang Municipal People's Congress in guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, and Wang Daoxing, former vice mayor of Kunming, Yunnan Province, were subjected to disciplinary review and supervision and investigation.

Li Shuiheng, who voluntarily surrendered, has been serving in Guigang City for a long time, and has served as the mayor of Qintang District, the secretary of the district party committee, the standing committee of the municipal party committee, and the secretary of the political and legal committee. Shangguan News noted that on August 21 last year, Xu Yudong, the former vice mayor of Guigang City, was investigated. From January 2009 to February 2010, Xu Yudong served as deputy secretary, acting district chief and district chief of Qintang District, during which time Li Shuiheng served as secretary of Qintang District Party Committee. In addition, on May 18, 2015, Tang Chengliang, former vice chairman of the Financial and Economic Committee of the Guangxi People's Congress, was investigated. Tang Chengliang was the mayor of Guigang from August 2006 to March 2010.

Wang Daoxing, who retired in February 2017, has been serving in Kunming for a long time, and has served as a member of the Standing Committee of the Kunming Municipal Party Committee and secretary of the Guandu District Party Committee; the vice mayor of Kunming, the director of the Kunming Dianchi Lake North Bank Water Environment Comprehensive Treatment Project Management Bureau, the secretary of the Party Group, the chairman and party secretary of Kunming Dianchi Investment Co., Ltd., and the deputy leader of the Dianchi Lake Water Pollution Prevention and Control Expert Supervision Group (at the level of the main department).

On April 15, 2019, Yunnan reported five typical cases of being held accountable for the implementation of the comprehensive and strict management of the party's main responsibility and supervision responsibility. Among them, Xu Zengxiong, former secretary of the party committee of Kunming Dianchi Investment Co., Ltd., and Pan Wenming, former secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission, were held accountable for organizing employees to go abroad for sightseeing and tourism in violation of regulations.

Source: Shangguan News

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