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Hà Nội Red River Project: Residents Warn Each Other About Online Propaganda Tactics

Lê Sáng by Lê Sáng
9 June 2026
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Hà Nội residents walk past what used to be their family home for 81 years. Photo source: Thế Bằng/VnExpress.

Hà Nội residents walk past what used to be their family home for 81 years. Photo source: Thế Bằng/VnExpress.

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The Latest: In recent days, Facebook groups for residents living along the Red River have circulated posts compiling seven arguments that government-backed online commentators commonly use during the rollout of the Red River Landscape Boulevard project. 

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