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(Corruption in the Philippine Navy Procurement System by: LT Antonio F. Trillanes IV)

Additional cost for specific purposes… Hidden Agenda…. Hidden Desires… Self Interest…. The fruit of greediness… Ignorance of power…
Killer of the progress in ones living…

CORRUPTION! An uphill battle for economic growth and prosperity... An obstacle to the social and economic development…

What is mainly the reason why a trusted person pushes to be corrupt?

Many were blame of the financial crisis we are experiencing right now and this is not new to everybody. And seem to have no urgent actions in eradicating such crime.
Corruption is very prevalent in the Philippines. We can’t deny the fact that most of our officials chosen and trusted by the people around making this “corruption” as their way of life. Corruption is everywhere inside. It prevails in every department of government or even in private institutions even in homes, markets, store small or big companies. And the victims of this are the poorest of the poor. Isn’t it unfair?
People behind this never think of the effect which is mainly the poverty. In which, everyone feels the effect of this; Philippine is not supposed to be a very poor country, we have lots of money, we have many resources, however, that most of its money is being directed into the pockets of corrupt officials instead of improving the country. The money could be directed to improving the country and the lives of the poor or communities projects, such as providing clean water, more hospitals or even add some institutions that will help improve the quality living of a person.
Political Corruption is defined as the use of power by permanent officers for private or personal gain. The Office of the Ombudsman is the official monitoring body of the government. Its main purpose is to investigate and take legal actions against any government officials purportedly responsible of crimes particularly corruptions. Are
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