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Bunye was reacting to the 2004 Global Corruption Report of the United Kingdom-based Transparency International which listed former presidents Estrada and Ferdinand Marcos as among the top 10 most corrupt leaders in the past two decades.


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ESTRADA AND FERDINAND MARCOS

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Bunye was reacting to the 2004 Global Corruption Report of the United Kingdom-based Transparency International which listed former presidents Estrada and Ferdinand Marcos as among the top 10 most corrupt leaders in the past two decades.


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EDITORIAL - Realpolitik

April 19, 2004 - 12:00am

You know you can’t expect significant reforms after the elections when the two top contenders for the presidency are competing for support from the Marcos and Estrada camps.Both President Arroyo and actor Fernando...

Opinion

Palace tells voters: Learn from past

By Marvin Sy | March 27, 2004 - 12:00am

Malacañang repeated its warning to voters to learn from the mistakes of the past. Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye told the government-run Radyo ng Bayan yesterday that the country could again be perceived...

Headlines