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Talk of the Town: Why we need a corruption museum

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Comments on “Why we need a corruption museum,” (On the Move by Segundo Eclar Romero, 9/2/25) via https://opinion.inquirer.net:

Hopefully, if the museum becomes a reality, it may also add the reason for corruption accountability being shammed by the highest court of the land by putting more restrictions and layers in establishing corruption accountability and showing that it is for fairness.

Notgullible

We need a very, very big museum.

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That museum would be the size of Philippine Arena. Who would build it? DPWH contractors?

Gerard Cnstrxn

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