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For how can there be true democracy when the prevailing perception is that the voice of the people expressed in an electoral process is being subverted and manipulated through the use of power, coercion and corruption?


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More lamentations by readers

By Rey Gamboa | March 13, 2006 - 12:00am

A number of readers have been sending in their complaints and comments on the various issues that are being tackled in this column. The state of Philippine tourism is one of the more popular subjects. This one, from...

Business

Harnessing the OFW power

By Rey Gamboa | January 30, 2006 - 12:00am

The economic power of our overseas Filipino workers should not just be confined to remittances. One of this column’s readers, Mike Bolos, shares why. "I read with interest your column (When will the bleeding...

Business

Death knell for Philippine democracy

By Rey Gamboa | July 15, 2005 - 12:00am

The political crisis that we are facing in the Philippines today is not just about the survival of Arroyo’s presidency. It is also whether true democracy in the Philippines will be able to overcome the death...

Business