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Setting quantifiable targets for the future: Does Noynoy Aquino have the guts to do it?
Any Government is quick to associate itself — or worse, credit itself — with statistics that describe some kind of success or achievement for the nation. Even as the Inquirer.net editor struggled to find Filipino “achievements” in 2010, Presidential Spokesperson … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Economy, Government, Media
Tagged corruption, edwin lacierda, human development, Inquirer.net, ofw
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What it means to fulfill a promise to "eradicate corruption"
The good news about corruption is that it makes for good campaign fodder for politicians who happen to be running at a time of widespread public frustration over its endemic prevalence. The bad news is that come the time for … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Development, Government
Tagged corruption, noynoy aquino, platform, transparency international
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Why we cannot trust Noynoy and Manny
Newsflash: There is a crisis of authority in the Philippines. Our institutions don’t work and we don’t trust the people behind those institutions. Oh, wait…that’s old news. The word trust means assured resting of the mind on the integrity, veracity, … Continue reading


