The Epoch Times Article RatingCCP's Top 'Two Sessions' Political Meeting Kicks Off: Sets Lower GDP Target, Increases Military Spending
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68% Medium Conservative
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40% ReliableFair
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18% Somewhat Conservative
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60% : It also announced a 7 percent increase in military spending, its second highest in 5 years.51% : "The CCP has a hidden budget for the development of military equipment, which is separate from the defense spending, and this part is actually larger than the announced defense spending.
48% : One is normal defense spending, and the other part is the money that is mainly used for the development of weapons and equipment, which is not included in the national defense spending and will not be put out there to be approved by the National People's Congress," Yao said.
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