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Recalling 47 days as a martial law detainee 50 years ago

ENDEAVOR Shortly after midnight on Saturday, Sept. 23, 1972, I was arrested at home by officers of the Philippine Constabulary’s Metropolitan Command (Metrocom) and brought to the Camp Crame gymnasium. The arresting officer sat on the front seat. My mother sat beside me on the rear seat. The Met
Camp Aguinaldo Quezon City Metro Manila Philippines General Fort Bonifacio San Pedro Makati
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Quezon's temper tantrums, fave foods, and political lessons from a dinner

Can we understand our leaders through their appetites? It’s an intriguing question, and one raised during the Presidential Speaker series at Samira, Chele Gonzalez’s restaurant at Tagaytay’s Anya Resort, where, for the first edition held on Aug. 19, President Manuel Quezon’s birthday, his grandson, writer Manolo Quezon III, spoke about the former president’s appetites and favorite dishes.
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Philippine election: Bongbong Marcos slams 'nuisance candidate' who called him an impostor, Asia News

Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jnr, the 64-year-old son of former dictator Ferdinand Marcos, faces several petitions seeking to stop him from running to become the Philippines ' next president. One says he's a convicted tax cheat, another that he's morally unfit. But surely the most unusual charge is that he's dead. That allegation was filed by a man who also has...
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