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Vietnam admits 'differing opinions' on Hanoi development

BANGKOK: Vietnam's leader has made a rare admission of public dissent, acknowledging "different opinions" on a flagship Hanoi development project after more than a quarter of respondents in a consultation did not support it.

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越南承认对河内发展存在“不同意见”。

The Red River flows against the backdrop of a residential area in Hanoi on September 29, 2026. Vietnam's leader has made a rare admission of public dissent, acknowledging "different opinions" on a flagship Hanoi development project after more than a quarter of respondents in a consultation did not support it. - AFP

BANGKOK: Vietnam's leader has made a rare admission of public dissent, acknowledging "different opinions" on a flagship Hanoi development project after more than a quarter of respondents in a consultation did not support it.

The communist country has little tolerance for disagreement, but throughout September encouraged public feedback on multi-billion-dollar plans to renovate areas along Hanoi's Red River and around a historic city centre lake.

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