Vietnam gets new president, prime minister

Vietnam gets new president, prime minister

HANOI, Vietnam - Vietnamese legislators on June 27 elected Nguyen Minh Triet (file photo), Ho Chi Minh City's Communist Party chief, as the country's new president. (Kyodo)

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