US President Barack Obama
HANOI … News Time
About 100 people in Vietnam a few weeks ago, according to activists imprisoned on political grounds and the others were taken into custody. US President Barack Obama said in a speech about the future of Vietnam and the American people that the 100-year journey together. US leaders on Tuesday in Hanoi Convention Center are also extremely sensitive to his wide-ranging speech on human rights. President Obama said that part of the Constitution on freedom of expression and of the press and freedom of assembly in Vietnam. He also discussed the inclusion of non-affiliated candidates from the Communist Party of Vietnam in the political process. He thought that the threat to their rights to uphold stability. Obama said in his speech yesterday before the meeting of 6 activists of the Vietnam Civil Society there are several issues of concern on political freedom and praised the people of Vietnam, who are ready to raise his voice. Obama acknowledged Tuesday that the number of Vietnamese workers was prevented from receiving the reports. China without US support of right of speaking on the maritime nations of America. That countries should not threaten small countries said that they were very popular. Obama’s first visit to Vietnam on Monday the ban on the sale of American weapons to Vietnam to expect your host has fully lifted. Obama has denied that lifting restrictions from Beijing’s military activities in the disputed South China Sea. However, some observers say will help boost relations with Vietnam in reducing the influence of the United States to China. China’s Communist Party newspaper Global Times said that based on lays the issue of Obama’s statement Tuesday which he said is not about lifting arms embargo on China. The newspaper claims that the United States, where China claims territorial ownership benefit from Vietnam wants to create more problems in the South China Sea. US President Barack Obama will continue to work to keep his country free transportation in the South China Sea that has made a commitment.
