Vietnam’s Solution for Corrupt Bankers: Firing Squads
For the most part, American bankers whose rash pursuit of profit brought on the 2008 global financial collapse didn’t get indicted. They got bonuses.
Vietnam’s solution for corrupt bankers: Firing squads (via GlobalPost)
Enlarge Duong Chi Dung (C-front), 56, former chairman of Vinalines, and his accomplices listen to the verdict at a local People’s Court in Hanoi on December 16, 2013. Two top executives were sentenced to death for embezzlement as authorities try to…
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