family-of-wen-jiabao-holds-a-hidden-fortune-in-china.xml

12/1/2012

This article from The New York Times investigates the wealth accumulated by the family of Wen Jiabao, the former Premier of China. It reveals how Mr. Wen's relatives have built a fortune worth $2.7 billion through a complex web of business dealings and investments in industries such as banking, insurance, and telecommunications. The article highlights the conflicts of interest and potential corruption involved in these dealings, shedding light on the hidden fortunes of China's political elite. It raises questions about the transparency and accountability of the Chinese government and the challenges it faces in tackling corruption.

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