
The Three Revolutions of the Chinese Communist Party - CounterPunch.org
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
54% : In a recent talk with United Nations officials, Sachs claimed that "China shows a path for how it is possible to make profound transformations for well-being in a short period of time."49% : From Socialism to Capitalism
45% : That powerful state, however, would ensure that the force of capitalism unleashed by the deal would be bent in China's favor, instead of the transnational corporations.
45% : The Europeans knew that the European Union itself was in a very real crisis, with Britain leaving it.
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