#Ferdinand Marcos
Articles tagged with «Ferdinand Marcos».
Jabidah massacre: Background, Accounts and Legacy
The 1968 Jabidah massacre on Corregidor Island was a pivotal event that ignited the Moro conflict in the Philippines.
First Quarter Storm: 1970 Protests and the Radicalization of Philippine Opposition
The First Quarter Storm was a period of civil unrest in the Philippines in early 1970 against President Ferdinand Marcos, featuring major st...
Mohammed Mahakuttah Abdullah Kiram: Sultan of Sulu and the Sabah Dispute
Profile of Sultan Mohammed Mahakuttah Abdullah Kiram, ruler of Sulu from 1974 to 1986 and key figure in the North Borneo dispute.
Philippine Constitutional Convention of 1971
The 1971 Philippine Constitutional Convention that drafted the 1973 Constitution under Ferdinand Marcos.
Kalinga-Apayao: History, Partition and Legacy
Former Philippine province (1966–1995) in the Cordillera, known for the Chico River Dam protests and Marcos-era border changes.
Fabian Ver: Military Career and Political Influence in the Marcos Era
Profile of Filipino General Fabian Ver, his role as AFP Chief of Staff, and his influence during the Marcos regime.
Lapiang Malaya: Religious Politics and the 1967 Massacre
History of the Lapiang Malaya, a Philippine religious-political party led by Valentin de los Santos, and the 1967 massacre.
Alejo Santos: Military Career, Political Legacy and Memorials in Bulacan
Profile of Filipino general and politician Alejo Santos, WWII hero and 1981 presidential candidate.
People Power Revolution: History and Legacy
The 1986 People Power Revolution in the Philippines was a series of popular demonstrations that ended the Marcos dictatorship and restored d...
EDSA Revolution: Overview and Historical Context
The 1986 EDSA Revolution was a series of nonviolent demonstrations in the Philippines that overthrew Ferdinand Marcos.