China's Xi says fight against graft faces 'deadlock' - newspaper


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  • Tuesday, 05 Aug 2014

China's President Xi Jinping attends a meeting with Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro (unseen) at Miraflores Palace in Caracas July 20, 2014. REUTERS/Jorge Silva

BEIJING (Reuters) - China's campaign against graft has hit a deadlock because of resistance from an "army of corruption" and the destiny of the Communist Party is at stake, President Xi Jinping said in a speech to party officials, according to a state newspaper.

As part of his vision for a rejuvenated China, Xi is preaching a return to the austerity of the Communist Party's early years. A sweeping attack on corruption is at the core of the campaign.

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