Reorganización del Partido-Estado en el tercer mandato de Xi Jinping (2022-2027)

This article examines the institutional reorganization of the Communist Party of China (CPC) during Xi Jinping’s third term (2022-2027) in order to explain how Party organization has been adapted to consolidate centralized political authority amid economic slowdown, intensifying geopolitical competition, and increasing governance complexity. Through documentary analysis of official Party and state sources, together with recent specialized scholarship, it argues that the third term represents an organizational reengineering of the Party-State aimed at strengthening strategic coordination, political supervision, and vertical integration among Party, state, and society. The 2023 institutional reform, the expansion of central commissions, and the reinforcement of security and disciplinary mechanisms reveal a deepening of Party centrality across key sectors of governance. The article contributes to the literature by interpreting these developments as a contemporary adaptation of China’s Leninist governance model rather than merely an expression of personalistic rule.