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1. time.com › 6180512Marcos Jr. and the Catholic Church: Unfinished Business | TIME

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   May 24, 2022 · Marcos won by a landslide 31 million votes—16 million higher than his closest rival Robredo—and on May 25 was proclaimed the country’s president-elect.

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   Visit Oscar DE MARCOS profile and read the full biography, watch videos and read all the latest news. Click here for more.

4. www.jstor.org › stable › 45312267The Philippines Under Marcos - JSTOR

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   Party-switching, moreover, is a highly de-veloped political art in the Philippines. Presi-dent Ferdinand E. Marcos, reelected by an overwhelming margin in November, 1969, 3 first gained his party's nomination as presi-dential challenger in 1964 by quitting the government party - of which he was Senate leader - and joining the opposition. He did

5. www.bbc.com › news › world-asia-61389684What the Marcos' return to power means for the Philippines - BBC

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   A ruling family which was driven out of power 36 years ago, accused of spectacular greed and brutality, is all but set to return to Malacañang - the presidential palace. It is a stunning blow to ...

6. www.asiamediacentre.org.nz › opinion-and-analysisPresident Marcos, take two: The Philippines’ past and present

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   Aug 9, 2022 · Marcus Coll writes on travelling to the Philippines for the inauguration and the history behind President Marcos: take two. In June, I embarked on a trip to the Philippines. That trip happened to coincide with the inauguration of the country’s 17th president – Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr.

7. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsOligarchs and Cronies in the Philippine State the Politics of ...

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   Jun 13, 2011 · The author argues that a focus on patrimonial aspects of the Philippine state will not only bring a greater sense of coherence to many disparate aspects of Marcos's rule, but will also lead to clearer understanding of enduring characteristics of the Philippine political economy.

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   When did Marcos die?

   • On the evening of Feb. 25, Marcos fled with his family to exile to Hawaii, where he died in 1989. The Philippine Church had ousted a dictator. Catholic devotees attend an Ash Wednesday service in the cathedral at Antipolo City, Philippines, on March 2, 2022. Ryan Eduard Benaid—NurPhoto/Getty Images

   Marcos Jr. and the Catholic Church: Unfinished Business | TIME

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   Who is Ferdinand Marcos Jr?

   • So how is 64-year-old Ferdinand Marcos Jr, more commonly known by his nickname Bongbong, the frontrunner to be the next president of the Philippines when the country votes on 9 May? The answer lies in an intriguing web made up of dynastic politics, loyalties going back generations and social media manipulation.

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   Why did Ferdinand Marcos leave the Philippines?

   • In 1986, public anger towards the Marcos regime saw Ferdinand Marcos and his family toppled and forced out of the Philippines. But after just five years in exile, the family returned - and immediately began making their way back into political circles. Bongbong has been almost continually in office since the age of 23, aside from his time abroad.

   What the Marcos' return to power means for the Philippines - BBC

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   How have Marcos benefited from the Duterte dynasty?

   • They have also benefitted greatly by aligning themselves with another powerful family, the Dutertes. Rodrigo Duterte is the current president of the Philippines. This brought together the Marcos' fiefdom in the provinces of Ilocos Norte and Leyte in the north and centre, together with the Dutertes' stronghold of Mindanao in the south.

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   Could Marcos be the first six-year President?

   • challenge - and the opportunity - facing Pres-ident Marcos today. Marcos is not only the first reelected President, but he will also serve sider the revision of its governmental struc-ture. If the presidential term is changed, it is even conceivable that Marcos might try to be the first six-year President.

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   What happened to the Marcos family?

   • Deposed in a people's power revolution in 1986, the Marcos family became globally synonymous with corruption. Independent reporting and court documents offer irrefutable proof of the massive excesses and human rights abuses during their rule.

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9. www.bbc.com › news › world-asia-61212659Bongbong Marcos: The man attempting to revive a corrupt ...

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   May 5, 2022 · BBC News, Manila. Reuters. 64-year-old Ferdinand Marcos Jr is frontrunner to be the next president of the Philippines. His father was a ruthless dictator. His mother gained international...