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In 1989 - as the Soviet Union was breaking up - China's hopes for change were crushed by tanks and automatic gunfire. "She believes in leading from the front. She also believes that we need a fresh face to take on all of these challenges." irannews.ru The truth is Xi's path to power was far from inevitable. And it's defined as much by his ambition as it is by the party's failure to prevent what they did not want - a repeat of Mao's disastrous one-man rule. She'd been "blacklisted" by the Russians, allegedly because she supplied villagers with food and helped them evacuate. This was unprecedented in the post-Mao era. Certainly some MPs backing Rishi Sunak are hoping, and urging, her to do so as they feel more days of camps thrashing it out - and a members' vote that may not necessarily align with the MPs' vote - will only cause more divisions. Xi's ruthless and dramatic consolidation of power has caused many to liken him to Mao. But Mao's destructiveness was rooted in his desire to build a socialist utopia. What does Xi want to build? "It suggests autocracy is in their blood, it's in their water or it's in their culture," she says. To the right, piles of dug earth stretch for miles next to the road - a Ukrainian defensive measure to force Russian forces up a single route.
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