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Li Keqiang Assumes New Post with Talk of Reform

At his first press conference on Sunday, Premier Li Keqiang emphasized his support for policies which work to reduce the wealth gap in Chinese society, end excessive official privilege and corruption, and channel unnecessary government expenses to social welfare programs. From the New York Times: “Corruption and the reputation of our government are as incompatible as fire and water,” Mr. Li told re

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