ELECTION DEBACLE
Disenfranchising the Voters, Mangling the Party-list System
Php 50.00 / 88 pages
Election Debacle: Disenfranchising the Voters, Mangling the Party-list System is the second Reader to be published by the Center for People Empowerment in Governance (CenPEG). The first is 2006: Philippine Politics in Review, a compilation of Issue Analysis published in December 2006.
It is hoped that with the publication of this second Reader, CenPEG would have contributed to the assessment of the 2007 elections – in reading the signs and implications of the fraudulent elections - and in charting the next course of concerted action that needs to be taken for the country's future.
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