At the meeting on social-economic situation on June 7, National Assembly deputies questioned that after Vinashin and Vinalines, which state-owned groups will have the same fate? Deputy Le Nhu Tien. Deputy Huynh Ngoc Dang of the southern province of Binh Duong said Vietnam has had to pay huge a ‘tuition’ for economic losses at state-owned economic groups like the Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group (Vinashin) and the Vietnam Shipping Lines Corporation (Vinalines). Deputy Le Nhu Tien from the central province of Quang Tri, who is vice chair of the NA Committee for Culture, Education, Youth and Children, compared these groups as “mandarin’s sons” which were corrupted by the state’s overindulgence. “We were ready to give them money and property without considering their ability. Whenever they faced difficulties, the state was ready to throw money to rescue them. Therefore, they do not want to go equitization but to rely on the state,” deputy Tien analyzed. “After Vinashin is Vinalines. Constituents are anxious to see whether there are other Vina…,” Tien added. This was also the worry voiced by Deputy Dong Huu Mao of the central province of Thua Thien – Hue and Huynh Ngoc Dang from Binh Duong at the meeting. Deputy…
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