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    Exploring Film and Literary Angles: A Cross-Genre Critique on Cirilo Bautista’s Political Parable and Lualhati Bautista’s Dekada ‘70             Lualhati Bautista adapts her own best-selling novel Dekada 70‚ a political drama. It is directed by Chito S. Roño with  the prominent stars: Vilma Santos‚ Christopher De Leon‚ Piolo Pascual‚ Marvin Agustin‚ Carlos Agassi‚ Danilo Barrios‚ and John Wayne Sace. Set in the ‘70s in Urban Metro Manila.   This is a story revolving around a rotation of

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    has his own epoch." Ramon Del Fierro Magsaysay December 30‚ 1953 – March 17‚ 1957  "Asia for the Asians"  Carlos Polestico Garcia March 17‚ 1957 – December 30‚ 1961 Diosdado Pangan Macapagal December 30‚ 1961 – December 30‚ 1965 Ferdinand Emmanuel Edralin Marcos December 30‚ 1965 – February 25‚ 1986 sa ikauunlad ng bayan disiplina ang kailangan  “The Nation can be Great Again.” Maria Corazon Sumulong Cojuangco-Aquino February 25‚ 1986 – June 30‚ 1992 Fidel Valdez Ramos June 30‚ 1992 – June

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    Analysis Of Ninoy Aquino

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    Marcos had both the motive and the means to have Ninoy killed. Isn’t it pretty obvious that he’s the mastermind? Well‚ I don’t think so. When a military tribunal sentenced Ninoy to death by firing squad‚ Marcos could have just sat back and let that happen. However‚ the president chose to keep him in solitary prison. He didn’t want his enemy to die like a

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    In the 70’s‚ the Republic of the Philippines was suffering under the midst of then- President Ferdinand Marcos’ reign as ruler. It was in September 21st‚ 1972‚ that he chained close whatever inkling of democracy the Filipinos had by declaring Martial Law. Unfortunately‚ it was a rule of a a twisted sort: the nation would be under the rule of the Armed Forces‚ but contrary to its definition‚ Marcos’ Martial Law kept himself in power. Dekada ’70 (Translated into English‚ the 70’s decade) is a bittersweet

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    Batas Militar

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    Batas Militar Upon Marcos’ presidency‚ there we’re many laws that were imposed. But the law that made a huge impact on citizens before is the imposition of the Martial law. Basically‚ the Martial law accompanies curfews for the citizens; it also applies the military law and military justice to the citizens. Martial law in the Philippines was imposed in September 21‚ 1972 until January 17‚ 1981. During the imposition of the Martial law‚ people were divided. Some said that it was just right to

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    University of the Philippines Diliman Diliman‚ Quezon City Research Paper In Kasaysayan 1 (Images of Democracy under Corazon Aquino’s Administration) Submitted by: Ralph Cedie P. Fabon BA Philosophy What are the Images of Democracy seen or manifested in the Corazon Aquino Administration? “Dictatorship is like a big proud ship-steaming away across the ocean with a great hulk and powerful engines driving it. It’s going fast and strong and looks like nothing could stop it. What happens

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    dekada 70'

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    history. In the 1970’s‚ the Republic of the Philippines was under the rule of then President Ferdinand Marcos. On September 21‚ 1972‚ Marcos declared Martial Law which placed the country under the rule of the Armed Forces of the Philippines‚ but kept himself in power. Under the Martial Law era‚ Marcos consolidated control of the armed forces‚ freedom of the press was severely limited and opponents of Marcos were detained. [edit] Plot summary Amanda Bartolome is a mother of a middle-class family

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    not included. Moreover‚ the Japanese awarded the territory to the Philippines during the World war. It was said that Tomas Cloma discovered the islands and named it as Kalayaan Islands or freedom land. The Presidential Decree 1599 by President Ferdinand Marcos proclaimed that the Kalayaan Group of Islands was within the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). The Article 47 of the UNCLOS sets the criteria for the establishment of the archipelagic baseline which requires that such baseline include the main islands

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    Martial Law

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    The Philippines is under Martial Law from 1972 to 1981 under the authoritarian rule of President Ferdinand Marcos . It confuses me whether Martial Law was a good or bad strategy mainly because some people classified it as the era wherein people are harassed and tortured by the government and others have said that it is the time where everything became proper from the downturn of crime rates to people behaving appropriately. Though it might sound absurd but I want to experience what life is like

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    the deposed President Ferdinand Edralin Marcos‚ these basic rights were suppressed by the military rule. I remember in the 70s‚ when you get caught roaming the street around 10 pm because of the imposition of curfew‚ you will be investigated. Many of those who violated were wrongly accused of subversion or those who were opposing the military rule. Many politicians‚ government employees‚ people’s organization and non-government organizations who rallied against the Marcos regime were accused of

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