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    Issues Of The Philippines

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    the Philippines The reign of President Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines has changed the whole country from underdeveloped country to developed country. Through his 20 years as the most powerful man in the Philippines‚ he has imposed discipline and order among the Filipino citizens and thus results to a good economic state and the Philippines felt the progress and ranked as the most developed country in the South East Asia. But as President Marcos was pulled down by the power of the 2% of the Philippines

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    Cory Aquino

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    of the former president Corazon C. Aquino has made us reminiscent of her major contribution in bringing back the democracy in our country. It was the democracy that we almost lost during the martial law era under the leadership of former Ferdinand Marcos. Her role in bringing back the democracy has carried along some other things. One of this is the flourishing of capitalism back in our economic system. According to entrebuff.com‚ capitalism cannot flourish without democracy. As mentioned in

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    promoted national identity and the Filipino language ?Who is President Cory‚ and why are you thanking her?? they must have asked their fathers‚ mothers‚ aunts and uncles. That?s probably when their parents started to tell them about the all-powerful Marcos regime and how young people just like them fought back?and died?to break the dictator?s stranglehold on the Filipino people. They must have listened intently to the story of Ninoy Aquino‚ who decided to come home and join the people in their fight

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    Orapronobis

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    Us teens do not really bother what’s with other parts of the country‚ we only live in a small world‚ mostly in cyber world but only focusing on entertainment and fun. But does the scene shown in the film really present today? In the story‚ it was Marcos’ regime when the foreign priest was shot by the so-called orapronobis just because of complaining on what they are doing. At the time martial law ended‚ our country became democratic and people were non-violent with the lead of Corazon Aquino. That

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    Diosdado Macapagal

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    Diosdado Macapagal ABSTRACT Diosdado P. Macapagal‚ fifth president of the Philippine Republic and known as "Champion of the Common Man" .He is the President who introduced the first tentative land reform law in the Philippines. Macapagal first won election in 1949 to the House of Representatives from his home province‚ Pampanga‚ north of Manila. In 1957‚ he became vice president in the administration of Carlos P. Garcia‚ whom he defeated in 1961 for the presidency

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    father the famous Senator Ninoy Aquino was the lone voice of freedom against the dictator president Marcos and so they were exiled to Boston because of this. His father decided to return to the Philippines despite threat of assassination to continue the political fight against the dictator. Then of course‚ he was assassinated sparking the EDSA revolution took place which finally overthrew the Marcos regime. A while after these events‚ Noynoy became a member of the Philippine Business for Social

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    Undying Message

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    only worthy of anything but worthy of dying? Are we that special for him to say that? Yes‚ for him‚ it is yes. Going back decades ago‚ we were under the martial law led by Ferdinand Marcos‚ the archenemy of Ninoy. Everybody before looked upon Ninoy for he was the only political actor that readily questioned Marcos and therefore took the hearts of the people. And with his death‚ the people’s cry for democracy was only empowered to the point that everybody was swayed by his ill fate. Scores of students

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    See Before You Die” by Patricia Schultz; and “The Oxford Companion to Politics of the World” by Joel Krieger. Also “Presidential Plunder‚ the Quest for the Marcos Hidden Wealth” and “Struggle and Hope‚” both by Jovito R. Salonga‚ right next to five books written by Ferdinand E. Marcos during his martial law years. On the flyleaf of “The Marcos Years‚” the former president had handwritten a dedication to the man who would remain his secretary of national defense until 1986 when a People’s Power revolt

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    Philippines becoming an independent country‚ after being occupied by three colonialists‚ was nothing but a victory and a moment of opportunity. Dr. Estanislao last August 21 had imparted his knowledge about how the country was fairing in terms of economic performance after the country became independent until present. According to him‚ these periods can be divided into three parts namely the post war era (1946-1966)‚ Macros era (1966-1986) and the post-EDSA era (1986-2006). The post war era‚ was

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    The Philippines: A Renaissance in Art and Culture. Manila: Office of Media Affairs‚ 1982. 53-58. Print. Manila Metropolitan Theatre. Inauguration of the Manila Metropolitan Theatre‚ December 17‚ 1978. Manila: Manila Metropolitan Theatre‚ 1978. Print Marcos‚ Imelda and Ileana Maramag "Agenda Setting." Fresno State University. N.p.‚ n.d. Web. 21 Mar. 2014. . Senate Resolution 700 (2006). [Online]. URL: http://www.senate.gov.ph/lisdata/88688097!.pdf. 20 Feb 2014.

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