As Vietnam Booms, Communist Party Struggles to Keep Up -- New York Times
HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam's ruling Communists are replenishing their ageing ranks with younger, better-educated policymakers and entrepreneurs as the 81-year-old party founded by Marxist revolutionary Ho Chi Minh struggles to stay relevant.
The party will select a new policy-making Central Committee on Monday that is likely to be stacked with younger faces, and they vote this week on a test scheme to admit entrepreneurs into the country's stodgy socialist bureaucracy.
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The party will select a new policy-making Central Committee on Monday that is likely to be stacked with younger faces, and they vote this week on a test scheme to admit entrepreneurs into the country's stodgy socialist bureaucracy.
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More News On The Changing face Of Vietnam
Vietnam's hopes for growth as new leader chosen -- BBC
In Vietnam, Politics Lag While Growth Jumps -- New York Times
Vietnam's communists vote on new leaders -- AFP
As Vietnam booms, Communist Party struggles to keep up -- Reuters
Vietnam braces for new leader -- Channel News Asia