Malacañang on Friday shot down a call for the parliamentary system of government in the Philippines.
The Manila Times earlier cited a suggestion to abolish the Congress and the Presidency, saying such system of government remained the best way the country could curb corruption. It noted that that presidential system had created an opportunity for corruption among the political office holders in the country.
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