Vietnam's Communist Party reprimands labour minister amid anti-graft campaign


HANOI (Reuters): Vietnam's most powerful decision-making body reprimanded the labour minister on late Friday and warned others over their "violations and shortcomings", the government said amid a campaign to stamp out graft.

The rebuke came after the ruling Communist Party's Politburo held an unannounced meeting in Hanoi, the government said in a statement, after hundreds of senior officials and high-profile corporate executives have been prosecuted in the campaign.

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