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[ndlr] L'analyse du chercheur australien Carlyle Thayer sur le rôle de Président de la RSVN cumulé avec celui de Secrétaire général du PCV. Document édité par Thayer Consultancy, 4 octobre 2018.Vietnam is a one-party state led by the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV). The mostsenior members of the Politburo hold the four top party-state leadership posts:Secretary General of the CPV, State President, Prime Minister and Chair of theNational Assembly Standing Committee. Ministers and their equivalent rank inCabinet are invariably members of the CPV Central Committee. Every ministry andgovernment agency, the people’s armed forces, and mass organisation has an internalparty committee. [...]The decision by the eighth executive session, or plenum, of the CPV Central Committee to nominate Nguyen Phu Trong to simultaneously hold the posts of party Secretary General and State President will weaken if not erode the informal system of checks and balances that has been in place since the adoption of the 1992 Constitution of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.Lire la suite : PDF en ligne sur le site Viet Studies.Autres articles de Carlyle A. Thayer sur le portail Scribd