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Article: The 2004 Philippine elections: political change in an illiberal democracy.
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- Contemporary Southeast Asia
- Article date:
- April 1, 2005
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Introduction
In such an atmosphere of fraud, I feel so disheartened and
disgusted.
--Faith-based American observer on the
2004 Philippine elections
(Sy and Aravilla 2004).
There was so much violence ... and people seemed to accept the fact
that people got killed.
--German observer (Sy and Aravilla 2004).
Even with the violence and the continuing problems, we still believe
that the election was credible.
--Philippine National Police (Esguerra, 2004).
If we could have such elections in Afghanistan, it would be
tremendous.
--Afghan observer (Philippine Star, 19 May 2004).
Who is right? Is the ...
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