Voices: Vietnam at a crossroads
HO CHI MINH CITY — One of the first stories I ever worked on in Vietnam, almost nine years ago, was a look at how the country's higher education system was letting down its students, favoring hidebound teaching methods and outdated curricula that left graduates unprepared to enter the workforce. Covering President Obama’s visit here over the past week brought the question once again to the fore. Digitally savvy and with startlingly good English, they casually discussed Obama minutiae, one mentioning how cool his mic drop moment at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner a few weeks ago was. There were fresh reports Tuesday from the White House and Human Rights Watch that several members of civil society groups were detained on their way to meet with Obama in Hanoi. ...
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