Vietnam: Communist Party election posters
Communist Vietnam holds its five-yearly day of democracy on Sunday with an election for its parliament, and the only national poll in a country tightly controlled by one party for 41 years.
The secretive Communist Party has been on a publicity blitz to showcase its democratic credentials, with the rural roads and the streets of its bustling cities festooned with billboards of a hammer and sickle and the workers, farmers and soldiers synonymous with the state’s socialist foundations.
The words on the poster read: "voting ballot."
The poster reads: "Voting for the members of the National Assembly and People's councils 2016-2021."
The poster (left) reads: "Vote for MPs who are directly contributing to building a socialist Vietnam of the people, by the people and for the people."
The poster reads: "Clever to choose the people with ethics and talent."
The poster (1st left) reads: "Voting for members of the National Assembly and People's councils is a citizen's right."
The poster reads: "Voting for members of the National Assembly and People's councils is a citizen's right."
