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VIETNAM ENDS ADOPTION ACCORD U.S. CHARGES OF CORRUPTION ANGER HANOI OFFICIALS
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VU TIEN HONG
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Long, Vu Duc
2008
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VIETNAM ENDS ADOPTION ACCORD U.S. CHARGES OF CORRUPTION ANGER HANOI OFFICIALS
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VIETNAM ENDS ADOPTION ACCORD U.S. CHARGES OF CORRUPTION ANGER HANOI OFFICIALS
2008
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The agreement was being considered for renewal, but the two sides remained far apart over revisions, said Vu Duc Long, director of Vietnam's International Adoption Agency. The agreement is due to expire Sept. 1. \"The government of Vietnam has made their own decision, but we believe that our report speaks for itself,\" said the U.S. Embassy's spokeswoman, Angela Aggeler. U.S. Embassy officials began raising questions last year. They also noticed a suspicious surge in the number of babies listed as abandoned on adoption papers. That makes it impossible to confirm the infants were genuine orphans or that their parents had knowingly put them up for adoption, as required by U.S. law. { SB
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