
Bretton Woods and multilateralism’s end
The irony is hard to miss: Japan, the defeated aggressor, was rebuilt, while the loyal brown brother that bled at Bataan was exploited.
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The irony is hard to miss: Japan, the defeated aggressor, was rebuilt, while the loyal brown brother that bled at Bataan was exploited.
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Enough of using agencies that have become graft delivery systems, and coordinate with LGUs that are directly impacted.
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The Philippines has elevated impunity into an art form, aided by a weaponized legal system and an electorate acclimated to mediocrity.
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No investment brochure can beat the mugshot of a convicted plunderer. More importantly, it demonstrates self-respect.
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Nobel laureate Mancur Olson argued that prosperity depends on secure property and contract rights protected from predation from within and without.
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