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China's educated Internet czar, who oversaw a tightening of online censorship during his tenure, has had to take bribes, state media said Monday.
Throughout his career, Lu Wei used his political offices to benefit him illegally receiving a statement from the office of the country's top prosecutor.
It is said that it is claimed to be of a different nature. Time working at the Beijing government for the party's central propaganda department and the head of the Cyber Administration of China, among other offices.
China's top grafted watchdog expelled from the ruling Communist Party in February, issuing an unusually florid statement that he had a "tyrannical" management style.
Lu was once named among the world's most influential Mark Zuckerberg
But in June 2016 he has been stepping down from his position in the cyberspace administration of China.
And in He was a well-known citizen of the United States of America.
He had a strong reputation for being a young man in the United States.
He was a powerful figure both at home and abroad, where he commanded the attention of global technology firms eager for a piece of the Chinese market
Lu was personally received by Zuckerberg in 2014 at Facebook's Silicon Valley headquarters. He appeared in the front row of a group of top executives of American tech giants such as Amazon and President Xi Jinping when Xi visited the US in 2015.
Facebook is among a number of Western websites, along with Twitter, Instagram and several news outlets, that are blocked by China's "Great Firewall" of internet censorship.
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