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Where your taxes could have gone
October 03, 2025
|The Freeman
It would seem that even nature is constantly reminding us of how corruption can ruin our country.
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Aside from the persistent flooding that constantly brings to the attention of the public the corruption alleged on flood-control project dealings, Typhoon Opong and the southwest monsoon have also caused more than their fair share of damage throughout 13 regions in the country.
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