When does the politcal crisis in the Philippines end?
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Hello dear!\nWell, people and their societies are dynamic bodies, which means there is always strive for improvement, thus, there will always be crisis in every society, especially large states as the Philippines! Further, countries with lower income and pressed political rights are expected to try harder for changes, which increases political crises. Thus, I foresee that the Philippines will continue having the crises for a long time; what I wish is that Philippinos will enjoy more and have more rights achieving higher living standards.
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Do you REALLY think that there can ever be a positive side to ANY killing, political or otherwise, in the Philippines or anywhere else ?!\nAny killing is NEGATIVE, period !
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go to www.philippines.com, its in the philippines
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i dont really know...\n\nthe philippines has a good government but under bad governance. LOL!
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philippines is right now developing.. maybe not as fast as other countries lik china or india but we are... maybe if the people stop talking about ousting the president and just continue on working for the best of our country's economy then maybe we can be in a faster pace... lets all pray there will be no more people power... its time to move on
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September 5th, 2006.\n\nCompetition ends September 10th.
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visit this site and find out what you want to know or do with govt.\n\nhttp://www.gov.ph/
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In the Philippines, Senate President Manny Villar is the president of the Nacionalista Party. There has been no mention of the convention in Italy.\n\ncc
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Philippines\nThe peso-dollar value is going up...Yay for us! But our president is still under the pressure of rallyists who want her to resign 'cause they say she cheated in the elections and she's doing a sucky job of running our country.\n\nTry searching for the "Hello Garcy" scandal.
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What is Gloria Macapagal Arroyo's position in the line of Philippine presidents?
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I am a peace-loving person. I practice sobriety and diplomacy taking into account my strong Catholic background. I am able to take anything only up to a certain level  - because together with millions of other Filipinos, i can oust a President!
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Philippine Vice President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on Saturday accepted what she called "the privilege and responsibility to act as president of the republic."\n\n"I do so with both trepidation and awe," she said, after she was sworn in as president following a declaration by Chief Justice Hilario Davide that the presidency was vacant, which effectively booted the embattled Joseph Estrada from office. \n\nPhilippine Vice President Gloria Macapagal is the president now
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No.  Philippines is probably in the top half.  Even with its corruption, insurgency and political infighting.  It is still functioning and has a centralized structure.\n\nSomalia is run by warlords, basically neighborhood gangs with big guns.  Haiti is in limbo with its corrupt government that is trying to elect a new leader.  Its last President was forced from office.  Too much power corrupts even a former priest.
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I have my doubts about that. Philippines dont exactly have a good reputation for having fair minded politicians and you cannot run a bank like a government. Honestly the best way to do this is to have it run by a foreign group with a beneficial goal.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippine_constitution
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it's 9:17 pm in the Philippines.
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Besides the fact that the Government/Economy of Puerto Rico is totally screwed up, what crisis are you referring to?