PROFITS OVER PUBLIC GOOD: THE BUSINESS OF POLITICS IN THEPHILIPPINES

INTRODUCTION

The Filipino political landscape is characterized by a complex interaction of dynamics of
power, social issues, and economic interests, which together create an environment in which the
public service often brings a seat for effort. The nation, with its distinct historical context of
colonialism and ongoing struggles with various forms of governance, presents a unique case for
the examination of political priorities. In this context, politicians often operate within a
framework that significantly appreciates financial income and personal enrichment on the supply
of essential public services. The manifestations of this inclination are evident in numerous
aspects of the political system, reflecting a worrying trend in which the needs and well-being of
the population are obscured by monetary concerns.

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  • revrogesison

    Is an Ordained Clergy of the United Methodist Church. Graduated Master of Divinity at Bishop Han Theological Seminary - Malaybalay City, Bukidnon.

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