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RE: When Freelancing Meets Furry Adventures: How My Chow Chow Cardo Turned a Lazy Afternoon Into an Unexpected Cockroach Playdate That Made Me Laugh and Grab My Camera
Traveling in the Philippines might end up leading to prison, because corrupt policemen like to extort money from foreigners. If they don’t receive payment immediately, they may file a charge and put an
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In the Philippines, many foreigners have been abducted by police officers involved in kidnappings. They are able to act this way because of widespread government corruption(>90%) and the lack of
RE: Plane Spotting - Munich / Flugzeugbeobachtung - München: A380 - Emirates Take Off (3 HBD Riddle)
Corruption in the Philippines appears to be ongoing. Even today, some police officers extort and kidnap travelers without being held accountable, as prosecutors and judges protect them: [Philippine's human
RE: Haciendo función de fotografías olvidadas, I (Flores🌺)|| Using forgotten photographs, I (Flowers🌺)
Did you know that in the Philippines it is legal to get arrested even without having cimmitted any crime? According to the Rules of Court, an attempt to commit a crime or offence is sufficient for an arrest.