Ferdinand E. Marcos : Malacañang to Makiki. by Aruro C. Arquiza.
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TextQuezon City, Philippines : ACAruiza Enterprises, [1991]Description: 486 pages 21 cmContent type: - text
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- 971-8820-00-0
- DS 686.6.M37 .Ar83 1991
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Includes index.
Chronicles the roots of Marcos betrayal and the undeniable hand of the American government in the events of February, 1986.Reveals the real motives of the two prime movers of Marcos namely Enrile and Ramos
exploration of several countries for sanctuary yet efforts were blocked the Americans.
Stephen Bosworth's deceit and the American conspiracy to fly Marcos out of the Philippines
their uprisings was brought about by ambition and fear.Narrates rough ways the former president was treated by the Americans like: stage-managing his press conference and forbidding him to answer questions
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