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    Marco Rubio (my candidate) I. Personal Biography Marco Rubio’s parents immigrated to the United States two years prior to the violent rise of Fidel Castro.1 Both of Rubio’s parents—Mario Rubio and Oriales Rubio—were not US citizens when he was born in Miami‚ Florida‚ in 1971.2 Ultimately‚ however‚ they both applied for US citizenship and were naturalized in 1975.2 Rubio undoubtedly comes from humble beginnings. Growing up in Nevada‚ his Father was a hotel bartender and his mother was a hotel

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    Jewish communities in the Mediterranean‚ Indian Ocean Basin‚ or along the Silk Roads. When I was traveling from China into the India Ocean Route‚ another fellow merchant of mine gave me a book and it detailed one of the greatest travelers in our time‚ Marco Polo. He was born in Italy and the whole family revolved of traders. His father‚ along with two brothers‚ moved about four years‚ living and trading everywhere

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    ?Influential Women of Philippine Politics “As I came to power peacefully‚ so shall I keep it.” -Corazon Aquino I. Introduction: Women are undoubtedly the most talked about being in this world. It had inspired many writers‚ orators and artists to be used as a topic of their masterpieces. According to George A. Malcom‚ an unbiased judge or jury would hand down a verdict based on overwhelming evidence that the greatest blessing of the Philippines is the Filipino women. Nor would a judgement

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    Ames 1 Reactions to Ferdinand Marcos and Corazon Aquino Before‚ During‚ and After the Special February 1986 “Snap” Philippine Presidential Elections Karen Ames Dr. Katherine Tinsley Student Research Symposium 3/13/09 Ames 2 All of the world’s attention was focused on the Philippines before‚ during‚ and after the special February 1986 “snap” presidential election. The elections showcased a struggle for presidency between Corazon Aquino and Ferdinand Marcos. Corazon Aquino‚ a victim‚ martyr

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    Edsa Revolution

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    Presidency of Ferdinand Marcos. This rally brought down Marcos from Malacanang and was then by replaced by Corazon Aquino. The revolution lasted for four days‚ from February 22 to 25‚ 1986. The peaceful revolt was named after Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue (EDSA)‚ the place where many Filipinos gathered to have their peaceful protest. EDSA Revolution was also known as the “Yellow Revolution”‚ after Aquino’s campaign. One of the main cause why Filipinos protested against Marcos was due to the assassination

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    Reflection Finals

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    event in every term of each president. The topic I like the most is the dictatorship of Marcos as he proclaimed the Martial Law and how does it end. Marcos Administration is the longest term that happened in our history‚ it lasted for 21 years. Marcos‚ declared the Martial Law with “his reason” he said that the Philippines was at stake for our National Defense Juan Ponce Enrile was ambushed in his way home. Marcos said that it is for the security of the whole country from possible invaders. Martial

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    edsa revolution

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    Result Fall of Marcos regime Start of the Fifth Republic Belligerents Philippines Marcos Regime Philippines Kilusang Bagong Lipunan Philippines Loyalist soldiers Ayyubid Flag.png UNIDO Ayyubid Flag.png PDP-Laban Ayyubid Flag.png Liberal Party Philippines Reform the Armed Forces Movement Philippines Defected soldiers Philippines Human rights victims Philippines Archdiocese of Manila United States Commanders and leaders Philippines Ferdinand Marcos Philippines Imelda Marcos Philippines

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    proclaimed by Ferdinand Marcos the 6th president of the Philippines on September 21‚ 1972. Dictatorial in which he will able to control‚ rule‚ and manipulate people through his power. He was a topnotch law student. Since he argue at the Supreme Court accusing him as a murderer‚ because of his ability as a sharp shooter. He quickly gained supporters because of winning against it. Even in his love life he considered it as a political. He married Former First Lady Imelda Marcos for his own intention.

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    Martial Law

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    Ferdinand Marcos‚ who succeeded the presidency after defeating Macapagal in the 1965 Presidential election‚ As a president of the Philippines‚ Marcos spends millions in infrastructural development such as roads‚ health centers and schools as well as intensifying tax collection; he built more schools than all the presidents did. In November 1969‚ Marcos had won the reelection for the presidencies‚ he defeat Sergio Osmeña Jr. because the election accompanied by violence and full of lying with the

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    The Period of New Society

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    With the declaration of Martial Law‚ President Marcos popularized the New Society which he claimed was envisioned to carry out a meaningful social change. In order to create a positive image in the public consciousness as well as in the local and foreign media that he was serious in effecting these changes‚ he initiated the following: 1. Dismissal from office of civil servants who were found guilty of corruption and abuse of authority; 2. Punishment of drug pushers; 3. Setting curfew to solve worsening

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