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At the heart of the debate lies a fundamental principle: corruption is a stain on human integrity. Regardless of political ideology—whether far left or far right—corruption undermines trust and the very fabric of democratic institutions.
The speaker stresses that standing against corruption should be a unifying goal. Failing to do so allows this stain to spread, corrupting not only political systems but also the institutions meant to uphold justice. The fight against corruption, therefore, transcends partisan lines and is crucial to maintaining a healthy democracy.