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Despite the raging scandal regarding the now controversial ZTE-NBN deal (which after refusing to comment on the matter, Arroyo now admits that she was aware that anomalies existed even before she signed the deal), there has been no groundswell of support for another EDSA-like uprising. And while Administration spokespersons like to point out that "critical mass" has not been attained because most Filipinos In the case of President Arroyo, if the allegations surrounding the ZTE-NBN deal turn out to be true, then those involved are guilty of plunder—just like Joseph Estrada before them. So Filipinos are now asking: Why even bother with another EDSA? They'll just end up replacing one set of crooks with another!
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