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[Summary] => In a ranking drawn up by Transpa-rency International of the world’s 10 most corrupt leaders, the Philippines is the only country that accounts for two on the list. That dubious honor drew protests yesterday from the man ranked 10th on the list, deposed President Joseph Estrada, who is on trial for plunder.
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[Summary] => Former Presidents Ferdinand Marcos and Joseph Estrada have been accorded the dubious honor of being among the 10 most corrupt leaders in the last two decades, according to the 2004 Global Corruption Report of the United Kingdom-based Transparency International.
The report, released in London yesterday, said political corruption was undermining hopes for prosperity and stability in the developing world, ultimately damaging global economy.
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