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[Title] => More budget for Ombuds can help fight corruption
[Summary] => Liberal Party senatorial candidate Alexander Lacson today said the goal to reduce to zero level the widespread corruption in government is possible, but the same would require full mobilization of the public and private sectors and the deployment of what he describes as “critical mass of supporters” to enforce the anti-corruption laws.
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[Title] => Lacson taps text power to raise campaign funds
[Summary] => Famed book author and senatorial aspirant Alexander “Alex” Lacson has chosen to tap a “modest method” in seeking support for his candidacy – text messaging.
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[Title] => What can each Filipino do to help in nation building?
[Summary] => We always blame other people for our own misery, we blame the government for the state the country is in. While our leaders are responsible for much of the mess and also the good things we are in, it is ultimately up to each of us to make a difference and help build our nation. Nobody else will do it for us.
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