Vietnam's Gen. Giap speaks at news conference

Vietnam's Gen. Giap speaks at news conference

HANOI, Vietnam - Vietnamese war hero retired Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap speaks to domestic and foreign journalists at a news conference April 8 in Hanoi. Giap urged the Vietnamese government to intensify reforms and closer integration with the global community.

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