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Congressmen who oppose the death penalty law have expressed dismay over what they say is the railroading of the death penalty bill in congress deliberations. Image:Congressmen vote vocally for the passage of the death penalty at the House of Representatives in Manila on March 1, 2017. The lower house of the Philippine parliament on March 1 voted on the passage of a bill reimposing the death penalty for narcotics trafficking. (Getty Images)


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Congressmen who oppose the death penalty law have expressed dismay over what they say is the railroading of the death penalty bill in congress deliberations. Image:Congressmen vote vocally for the passage of the death penalty at the House of Representatives in Manila on March 1, 2017. The lower house of the Philippine parliament on March 1 voted on the passage of a bill reimposing the death penalty for narcotics trafficking. (Getty Images)



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