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. >> caroline wyatt in manilla.'s talk to christopher, the assistant editor the catholic newspaper here in the uk. i guess it would be easy for pope francis to soak up the praise in a country like the philippines, but as ever he's prepared to be fairly outspoken to his hosts. >> yes, that's quite right. he said that the main purpose of his visit to the philippines is to rise questions about injustice and he's done that. and he did that he was in argentina argentina, as archbishop of buenos aires, he ran the government there and he's spoken out about some of the corruption and the problems that face filipino society. i noted that the president of the philippines has not taken it very well and has criticized bishops who have criticized his government and said that they are, you know, making personal comments about him in public which are unhelpful, to do with his lack of hair. so i don't think this whole question of raising the problems in the country is going down particularly well with the president. >> will pope fr