Pawns of politics
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Jane's Defence Weekly Vol 43 No 31, 02 August 2006, p.22 (122)Summary: The Philippines armed forces need to focus on the immediate task of countering insurgency rather than become entrapped in the political, says Raymund Jose Quilop. It is crucial as the Philippines builds the capacity of its civilian institutions to prevent the government from being overly dependent on the military in the long term.
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The Philippines armed forces need to focus on the immediate task of countering insurgency rather than become entrapped in the political, says Raymund Jose Quilop. It is crucial as the Philippines builds the capacity of its civilian institutions to prevent the government from being overly dependent on the military in the long term.
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