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Empty rooms for rent seen in HCMC as unemployed workers return hometowns
Many underemployed workers decided to return to their hometowns for good and did not plan on coming back resulting in empty rooms for rent in several districts in Ho Chi Minh City.
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Country Lacks Professional Distribution System
Who Needs Help Most?
More Decent WCs Needed to Replace Antiquated Hopper Toilets on Trains
Cultural Association Protests EVN Construction by Hoan Kiem Lake
Should, Do Government Employees Work Saturdays?
Measures Needed to Control Emigration to Urban Centers as Movement Becomes Easy
Is it Wasteful to Overlap State-Owned Enterprises?
Quality Investment Guarantees Sustainable Growth
Is It Wise to Pour US$7 billion into Ha Noi’s Red River?
Fight Against Corruption Gets Results
People’s Contribution to Environmental Projects Significant: Experts
Reader Hopes SGGP Newspaper’s Annual Summation Become a Forum
Viet Nam's Farmers Brace for New WTO Era
Viet Nam’s New Position in the World
Tips for Vietnamese Enterprises on the WTO Threshold
Justice and Faith
How to Prevent the Corruption of Power
Globalization and National Identity
Pluralist and Multi-Party System Is Not Magic Wand in Viet Nam
Salary Lagging behind Inflation Rates
The cost of the indecisiveness
The U.S. government and International Monetary Fund (IMF) have warned Eurozone leaders that the debt crisis Greece, if not thoroughly solved, can set off a "domino effect" in European countries that could threaten the stability of the world economy.
US judges the world, again
Improvement in Thailand-Cambodia relations blows cool breeze to ASEAN
Communist Party of Vietnam is party of working class, entire nation
The Communist Party of Vietnam is a political party of the working class and also of the entire Vietnamese nation. Since its establishment, the Party has served to represent the interest of workers and peasants, as well as all Vietnamese people.
Risks to Mekong Delta granary increase
Safeguarding the homeland
Stable policy needed for local auto industry: expert
Following Sai Gon Giai Phong’s report on protection and development of the domestic auto industry, SGGP heard from several economists including Nguyen Tien Dung, chairman of the Saigon Transportation Mechanical Corporation’s Management Board, who said the Government’s strategy for developing the auto sector is not immutable and needed to be adjusted.
Measures to expand Vietnam rice export
Food security has been a sensitive issue for administrators and has been a major factor in curtailing Vietnam’s rice exports.
Dialectical materialism: Reasoning instrument for Vietnamese communists
Ho Chi Minh applies Lenin’s theories for national liberation
Latin American leftists march towards new socialism
In recent years, the success of leftist movements in Latin America have brought into power a series of high-profile leftist leaders who are seeking ways to build “21st century socialism.”
21st century socialism needed to supplant ‘bankruptcy of capitalism’: US academic
Sai Gon Giai Phong asks Merlee Ratner, Co-Chair of the Marxist School in New York, about current global political trends.
Socialism or kinder capitalism?
At the end of 2008, when the global economy was on the brink of collapse, many respected commentators called it for what it was -- a crisis caused by capitalism.
Victims of financial crisis or capitalism?
Vedan must pay compensation to farmer: SGGP reader
A reader writing to SGGP has said Vedan Vietnam, a Taiwanese MSG producer, must pay compensation to farmers who have suffered losses and damage due to Vedan’s direct discharge of untreated wastewater into Thi Vai river.
Melamine milk: lessons must be learned from crisis
Is a multi-billion-dollar riverside city necessary in expanded Hanoi?
Domestic Firms Left Standing as Foreign Retailers Surge ahead
The Vietnamese government has approved an application by Metro Cash and Carry to open its ninth wholesale retail outlet in Bien Hoa City, the capital of Dong Nai Province.
Viet Nam’s only modern domestic retailer to date is the Co.opMart
Wacky Records or Cheap Stunts?
A man introduced as a record holder proudly stepped onto the stage, announced he would perform a never-seen-before feat to an attentive audience and after putting a live fish into his mouth, swallowed it whole.
The biggest shirt in Viet Nam is 58m long, 40m wide and weighs 520.76kg. This "largest shirt was washed in the shortest time". Obviously this 'record' is extremely funny and insulting to reason
