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[Title] => Supreme Court chief to Filipinos: Fight government corruption
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines – As the nation enters the Holy Week, Chief Justice Reynato Puno yesterday reiterated his call for a moral force and asked Filipinos to work together to combat widespread corruption in government.
Some Supreme Court justices who support Puno in this initiative are expected to name before Thursday members of an advisory council that would push for the movement toward moral transformation in government.
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[Title] => Church leaders score killings of colleagues
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — The leaders of various religious denominations have condemned the killings of their colleagues in various parts of the country, blaming the government for letting these happen.
In a press conference at the Cendet building here the other day, Protestant bishops and Catholic priests joined pastors from other churches in assailing the government for allegedly silencing their peers who had criticized the administration and its policies.
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Some Supreme Court justices who support Puno in this initiative are expected to name before Thursday members of an advisory council that would push for the movement toward moral transformation in government.
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In a press conference at the Cendet building here the other day, Protestant bishops and Catholic priests joined pastors from other churches in assailing the government for allegedly silencing their peers who had criticized the administration and its policies.
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