My Years with Marcos (Opposing Martial Law)

My Years with Marcos (Opposing Martial Law)

The author, a close friend of Ferdinand Marcos’ Executive Secretary Alejandro Melchor Jr., recalls the lead up to the declaration of Martial Law, its initial successes, and its descent to corruption and abuse.

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Marcos, Martial Law, Mindanao

Marcos, Martial Law, Mindanao

A native of Mindanao explains two scars he still carries from living under the Marcos dictatorship.

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My Martyred Brother

My Martyred Brother

In memory of an older brother who risked everything for a better country.

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Remembrance of Times Past with Tony Tagamolila

Remembrance of Times Past with Tony Tagamolila

A retired doctor recalls his friends during a critical time for the University of the Philippines and the country; when “the Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos Duocracy was running amuck.”

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Secrets in the Shower

Secrets in the Shower

A daughter finds solace in seeing her father’s insistence on life amid his setbacks.

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Fifty Years, an American Adventure

Fifty Years, an American Adventure

A fulfilling American life foretold.

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Crossing the Golden Gate Bridge to Organize U.S. Opposition to Marcos

Crossing the Golden Gate Bridge to Organize U.S. Opposition to Marcos

An expatriate-activist in the U.S. recalls where he was when Ferdinand Marcos declared Martial Law in September 1972.

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The Poverty of Old Age: Life after the glory

The Poverty of Old Age: Life after the glory

Burdened by the trials of aging, a philanthropist finds his second wind.

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My Father and Gay Pride

My Father and Gay Pride

Father and son quietly come to terms with reality.

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To my Granddad, Lolo Rex, on his 100th Birthday

To my Granddad, Lolo Rex, on his 100th Birthday

A grandson digs into the legacy of a grandfather he never had a chance to meet.

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