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Vietnam: With 10% growth promise, To Lam wins second term to rule export-dependent country

In the one-party state, Lam was re-elected to Vietnam’s most powerful job by all 180 party officials from a newly formed committee at the end of a congress held every five years to set key targets and make leadership decisions, the party said

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