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"Charter change means the last chance for change. It is our last hope to reform our political structure and begin to transform our country," he said.
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[Title] => Millennial thinking and a new leader for the Arab world
[Summary] => BANGKOK – There are many reasons why countries flourish as there are many reasons why countries fail. If Charter change advocates have proposed a shift to parliamentary system, it is not because presidential systems cannot succeed. It can, as some of our colleagues, opposed to the shift, have already pointed out, citing South Korea and Taiwan. What it does mean, however, is it that the system failed in the Philippines. It is a problem of context and unless we see it that way, we can argue to kingdom come on what is a better system.
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