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In an increasingly digitized world, social media platforms like Facebook often present themselves as champions of open communication and connectivity.
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The Holy See has been proactive in pushing for stronger ties, in contrast to Vietnam's hesitancy.
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Government policies continue to hinder the growth of Khmer Buddhism in Vietnam.
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