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posted on by Christine Lisette Castillo
University of the Philippines, Diliman
Thailand is the country that has had the most number of coups in modern history. This says a lot about how troubled Thai politics is and how deep polarization occurs in this relatively progressive and …
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posted on by Christine Lisette Castillo
University of the Philippines, Diliman Tagged With: Philippine politics, populism
What was once crowded with huge amount of trash and foul-smelling sidewalks, the Divisoria district in the Philippines’ capital city, Manila, was cleared of street vendors just two days after Mayor …
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