China's anti-graft watchdog probes former defence, auto executive Xu Liuping


FILE PHOTO: China FAW Group Chairman Xu Liuping promotes a Hongqi SUV at an auto show in Shanghai in 2019. - China News Service via China Daily/ANN

BEIJING: China's anti-graft agency said it is investigating Xu Liuping, a former chairperson of carmakers FAW Group and Changan Auto, for "suspected serious violations of discipline and law," a usual euphemism for corruption.

* A ministerial-level official, Xu was the party chief of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions when the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection announced the investigation in a statement on Saturday (May 23).

* Xu is a veteran of the China South Industries Group Corporation (CSGC), a top state-owned maker of arms and autos.

* Xu had been an executive at CSGC, the former parent of Changan Auto, for more than a decade. - Reuters

 

 

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