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02438348033 Applying Ho Chi Minh’s thought in fighting against corruption, wastefulness, and bureaucracy in line with the 13th National Party Congress
Abstract: In His revolutionary life, Ho Chi Minh were concerned and attentive to the fight against corruption, wastefulness, and bureaucracy of different forms. There were more than 200 out of His 2.500 writings, speeches and letters about corruption, wastefulness and bureaucracy and the measures to fight against these problems. Inheriting President Ho Chi Minh’s thought, in recent Party national congresses, our Party identified the prevention of corruption, wastefulness and bureaucracy as the central task in Party building. It must be regularly implemented by the whole political system and society to contribute to national stability and development; prosperous people; strong, democratic, civilized, and equal country.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communication, No 8-2021
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