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Vo Van Thuong: Vietnam’s leader forced out of office over ‘shortcomings’

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Vietnamese president Vo Van Thuong has stepped down from office amid allegations that he violated Communist Party rules.

The government said in a statement that Mr Thuong violated party rules, adding that those "shortcomings had

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