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Vietnam is located in Southeast Asia with a population of over 83 million people. It has a communist government led by the Communist Party of Vietnam, which has been the ruling party for over 75 years. Key facts about Vietnam's system of government include: - The Communist Party of Vietnam is the leading governing entity as defined in Vietnam's constitution and it directs the state and other organizations. - The National Assembly is Vietnam's unicameral legislature and it has functions like deciding political programs and strategies. - The President is Vietnam's head of state who is elected by the National Assembly and holds duties like signing laws passed by the legislature into effect.
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Vietnam is a Southeast Asian country located on the Indochina Peninsula. It has a population of over 90 million people and has experienced a long history of imperial domination and war. Some key facts:
- Ruled by a communist single-party government since reunification in 1975 after the Vietnam War
- Population is predominantly ethnic Vietnamese (Kinh) with various ethnic minority groups
- Buddhism and indigenous religions are the most popular faiths practiced, though Christianity and other religions exist
- Has experienced rapid economic growth and development since economic reforms began in 1986
- Maintains diplomatic and economic relations with most countries while still having a communist political system
Constitutional and economic reform Process
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2) Overviews of the key topics of Vietnamese politics, freedom of expression, freedom of religion, and freedom of assembly - noting that the Vietnamese government restricts these freedoms.
3) Details on Vietnam's judicial and correctional systems, including concerns about mistreatment of prisoners and lack of an independent judiciary.
4) Analysis of state control of media in Vietnam and censorship of dissent.
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The document discusses the history and political system of Vietnam. It covers 3 key periods: 1) The independent Democratic Republic of Vietnam led by Ho Chi Minh from 1945-1975. 2) Reunification under a socialist regime from 1975-1986. 3) Vietnam as a one-party state led by the Communist Party of Vietnam from 1986 onward, with prospects for democratization. The Communist Party maintains a monopoly on political power and cracks down on dissent, though some reforms have expanded social and economic freedoms.
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The document summarizes Myanmar's political party system and its impact on the country's politics. It discusses the functions and types of political parties, including single/dominant party systems, two-party systems, and multi-party systems. It then analyzes Myanmar's ruling party, the USDP, and key opposition party NLD. It also reviews Myanmar's internal peace process and ethnic armed groups involved in the nationwide ceasefire agreement. In summary, the document provides an overview of Myanmar's evolution of political parties and internal conflicts impacting its political development.
Vietnam Type of Government
Vietnam is a socialist-communist country led by a single authoritarian communist party. Leaders are selected through national elections and govern through a hierarchy of bodies including the National Assembly, Council of State, and Council of Ministers. The government controls the economy and works with authorized groups, though some political opposition is suppressed.
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- 1. DEVELOPMENT IN VIETNAM
- 2. General Information Full name: Socialist Republic of Vietnam Population: 83.6 million (UN, 2005) Capital: Hanoi Area: 329,247 sq km (127,123 sq miles) Major language: Vietnamese Major religion: Buddhism Main exports: Petroleum, rice, coffee, cl othing, fish
- 3. Where is Viet Nam? Southeastern Asia, bordering the Gulf of Thailand, Gulf of Tonkin, and South China Sea, alongside China, Laos, and Cambodia Region: Southeast Asia Capital: Hanoi Coordinates: 21° 2quot; North, 105° 50quot; East
- 4. Brief History Of Vietnam: The French intervention Colonial rule and resistance The expulsion of the French The American war
- 5. The Communist Party of Vietnam The The National Government Assembly The State President
- 6. The Communist Party Of Vietnam The CPV was established on February 3, 1930. Over 75 years of its existence. The CPV is the Party in power in Vietnam. It respects and promotes the mastery of the people over the country, and is under the people's supervision. Article 4, Chapter I of the current Constitution, adopted by the National Assembly on April 15, 1992, defined the role of the CPV: quot;as the leading force of the State and the society.“ The Party’s activities are governed by the Constitution and laws.quot;
- 7. The Communist Party Of Vietnam Being the party in power whose mission is to lead the country in all fields, the Party directs State and socio-political organizations through: Deciding on political programs, strategies, and guidelines for national construction and defense. Consistently directing the personnel work and managing the contingent of cadres. With those bodies, the Communist Party of Vietnam has a nationwide organizational system, from the Central to grassroots levels, and in political- social organizations and economic entities.
- 8. The National Assembly Functions of national assembly Duties and competence Organization and activities Session of national activities
- 9. The State President The election of the president the duties and powers of the country's President The position of the vice president
- 10. Created by: Karim Abo El Azayem