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Morning News Roundup: US Human Rights Report Still Gives Biased Perspective on Vietnam

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Friday, 22 April 2016.
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  • HCMC to set off fireworks at 4 venues on April 30 [Hanoi Times]

  • VND2.64 trillion to build Thu Thiem New Urban Area [SGGP]

  • US Human Rights Report still gives biased perspective on Vietnam [VOV]

  • Hanoi bus route approved for international airport [Vietnam News]

  • Vietnamese students not interested in reading [VietnamNet]

  • Vietnam investigates mass fish deaths [The Guardian]

  • Public debt increasing rapidly, Vietnam under repayment pressure [VOV]

  • HCMC to establish exclusive street food zones [Tuoi Tre]

  • Foreign investors in heat, but Vietnam's hot companies playing hard to get [Forbes]

  • Foreign firms allowed to retail petrol in Vietnam [DTI]

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