Journal of Political Theory and Communication
Online ISSN: 2734-9780
Print ISSN: 2734-9764
Social Sciences and Humanities

National Independence Associated with Socialism - A Consistent and Continuous Goal Aligned with Contemporary Trends and the Aspirations of the Vietnamese People

By Ngoc Luong VU|Academy of Journalism and Communication

Abstract

National independence associated with socialism, the path chosen by the Party and the Vietnamese people, is an objective necessity fully aligned with the trajectory of the Vietnamese revolution and the currents of the times. Both theoretical analysis and practical experience demonstrate that national independence associated with socialism is a choice in accord with historical development and the aspirations of the Vietnamese people.

References

(1) Ho Chi Minh (2011), Complete Works, National Political Publishing House – Truth, Vol. 12, p. 30.
(2) Communist Party of Vietnam (2019), Documents of the Party Congresses in the Renovation Period, Part I (Congresses VI, VII, VIII, IX), National Political Publishing House – Truth, p. 908.
(3), (4) Communist Party of Vietnam (2019), Ibid., Part II (Congresses X, XI, XII), National Political Publishing House – Truth, pp. 501–502.
(5) Communist Party of Vietnam (2021), Documents of the 13th Congress, National Political Publishing House, Vol. 1, p. 25.

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  1. Ngoc Luong VU

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