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Vietnam cracks down on book publisher
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HANOI (UCAN): The Liberal Publishing House, an independent publisher said government security agencies have forced local banks to block three of its bank accounts. |
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Catholic social advocate detained in Vietnam
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HANOI (UCAN): Police in Vietnam have been accused of abducting a Nguyen Nang Tinh, a Catholic advocate for social and charitable activities. |
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Nuns in Hanoi fight land grab
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HANOI (UCAN): The Sisters of St. Paul de Chartres in Hanoi, Vietnam, together with members of the laity have asked authorities to stop the illegal construction of a house on Church land. |
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Historic cathedral slated for demolition
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HANOI (UCAN): Plans were announced on April 17 to demolish the 134-year-old Cathedral of Mary Queen of the Rosary in the Diocese of Bui Chu, part of the Archdiocese of Hanoi. The wreckers ball is scheduled to bring down the historic structure on May 13, though there have been calls to conserve it rather than resort to redevelopment. |
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Eviction victims take fight to Hanoi
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HO CHI MINH CITY (UCAN): Representatives acting for more than 100 households in c, Vietnam, who claim their land was illegally seized last month by city authorities, this presented their petition to the Government Inspectorate Committee on Receiving Citizens Complaints in Hanoi in late February. |
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Police disrupt gathering of disabled Vietnam veterans
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DA NANG (UCAN): Officials and police in central Vietnam intervened to stop an annual gathering of more than 260 of veterans of the Vietnam War with disabilities on January 23. |
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Fresh property grab by authorities in Vietnam
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HO CHI MINH CITY (UCAN): More than 112 homes, demolished by state officials from Tan Binh district in Lộc Hưng, near Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, on January 4 and 8. Residents said they were given little or no warning. Overseas media reports stated that some 300 police took part in the operation that included the use of bulldozers. |
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Holy See and Vietnam to upgrade ties
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HANOI (UCAN): Vatican and Vietnamese officials have agreed to upgrade relations through the appointment in the near future of a permanent papal representative to Hanoi. The agreement was reached during an 18 to 20 December 2018 visit by a Vatican delegation led by Monsignor Antoine Camilleri, under-secretary for Relations with States. |
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New archbishop installed for Hanoi
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HANOI (UCAN): Fifty-eight-year-old Archbishop Joseph Vu Van Thien, was installed as the sixth archbishop of Hanoi at St. Joseph’s Cathedral on December 18. |
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New archbishop named for Hanoi
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HANOI (UCAN): Pope Francis named 58-year-old Bishop Joseph Vu Van Thien of Hai Phong, to lead the Archdiocese of Hanoi on November 17. |
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