Wikileaks: Điện Văn có nhắc tên Việt Nam 12/28/2010 - 16:08.

Theo (Duy Việt) chúng tôi vừa truy lục, thì trong tổng số 1942 điện văn được công bố cho đến nay, chỉ có 26 điện văn có nhắc đến tên Viêt Nam, nhưng toàn chuyện ngoài lề GIÁN TIẾP giây dưa vớ vẩn chứ không đề cập trực tiếp, trừ 1 điện văn đánh đi từ Vatican năm 2001 trực tiếp về vấn đề bình thường hóa bang giao giữa Vatican và Viêt Cộng.
Quí độc giả muốn đọc chi tiết xin theo danh mục dưới đây- GHI CHÚ:

*Con số hàng đầu là SỐ TÍCH VỊ, độ lớn của hồ sơ- (BYTES), còn số  01 (2001), 02-(2002),03-(2003) v.v nằm đầu tên hồ sơ là NĂM tháng điện văn được gửi- Sau đó là TÊN thủ đô, thành phố của quốc gia nơi tòa đại sứ Mỹ gửi đi.
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           46,921 06BRASILIA2352.html
           63,362 06BUENOSAIRES1462.html
           55,837 06CARACAS2367.html
           92,348 06MOSCOW5645.html
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           61,669 09BRASILIA1113.html
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           51,498 09MOSCOW1108.html
           51,901 09PRETORIA939.html
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Vài mẫu điện văn:
China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations (CICIR)
Friday, 11 January 2008, 11:28
Zhai said recent protests in Vietnam over the South China Sea and the turmoil in Pakistan have also drawn China’s and international attention away from Burma.

Monday, 22 February 2010, 08:54
C O N F I D E N T I A L SEOUL 000290
(C) Campbell asked for ROK understanding about the U.S. position on resuming MIA remains recovery operations in North Korea. The USG felt strongly, Campbell explained, that this was an important humanitarian issue. Campbell stressed that the U.S. would coordinate closely with the ROK on the issue to “avoid sending the wrong signal” to the DPRK. Pressed by Kim about paying the North Koreans cash to help recover U.S. remains, Campbell agreed it was distasteful; he noted, however, that the United States had made similar payments to the Burmese and Vietnamese governments to facilitate cooperation on MIA issues.
Prospects for a North-South Summit

Tuesday, 09 February 2010, 18:49
C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 04 HAVANA 000084
¶4. (C) The GOC has responded to the crisis with calls to further reduce imports and increase domestic production. However, Spain argued there is little more room for Cuba to reduce its imports after a 37% reduction in 2009 as the increasing majority are now basic necessities like food and animal feed. (Note: press reports February 9 that Cuba has cut rice imports from Vietnam, its largest supplier, by 11 percent for 2010. End Note.) Exports and other sources of foreign currency (tourism and remittances) are unlikely to increase substantially without a dramatic global turnaround, access to U.S. markets or an opening to U.S. tourists. Two-way trade with China alone in 2009 fell by close to $1 billion. Regarding increasing production, the only significant reform in the last five years, the leasing of idle land to improve agricultural production, has little chance of succeeding as implemented. The diplomats noted that many of the Cubans that were granted land have no farming experience, and the few farmers with experience have limited access to capital, tools and markets.
STILL DEFAULTING ON TRADE PARTNERS