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Peace rallies and dysfunctional systems


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Third of a series LAST week's peace rally sponsored by the Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) was an impressive display of numbers and logistical flair but a sad demonstration of substantive purpose, not altogether religiously bigoted and politically impartial as asserted by the articulate INC spokesperson,

The article from MSN discusses the ongoing political and social dynamics in the Philippines, focusing on the recent peace rallies and the perceived dysfunction within the government system. It highlights how various groups, including students, workers, and activists, have taken to the streets to protest against issues like corruption, human rights abuses, and economic policies that they believe favor the elite. The piece also touches on the internal conflicts within the government, where different branches and agencies seem to operate at cross-purposes, leading to inefficiencies and public frustration. Critics argue that these rallies are a manifestation of the public's demand for systemic change, while government officials often dismiss them as politically motivated disruptions. The article suggests that while the peace rallies aim to push for reforms, the deeply entrenched political and bureaucratic dysfunction continues to challenge the nation's progress towards stability and justice.

Read the Full MSN Article at:
[ https://www.msn.com/en-ph/politics/government/peace-rallies-and-dysfunctional-systems/ar-AA1xBdQb ]

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