It is an early warning. Economic development requires the abandonment of the party's ideology. The socialist direction is the dead-end of failure. We should not be afraid of a capitalist class. Some suggest we improve the economy first and talk about democracy later.
Reality demands the opposite order.
Claiming that democracy will end political stability is illogical. Only the absence of democracy plus growing corruption can anger the population and make society unsteady as a result. I am not saying democracy is a panacea. It will take many other factors to bring the country out of poverty and backwardness. But when people don't have freedom, all the talk about national development and modernization is useless.