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Tens of thousands of people in the Philippines protested against government corruption and misuse of public funds last Sunday.

Mass protests have erupted across the Philippines following revelations of widespread corruption in flood control projects.

Thousands of Filipinos joined marches in Manila and other areas in the country on Sunday, protesting against what organizers say is widespread corruption within the government.