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050			_aDS 686.6 .M35 2017
100			_aMijares, Primitivo. _eAuthor
245			_aThe conjugal dictatorship of Ferdinand Imelda Marcos / _cPrimitivo Mijares.
250			_aRevised and Annotated.
260			_aQuezon City : _bBughaw, _cc2017.
300			_axx, 763 pages : _billustrations ; _c22 cm.
365			_bPHP 650.00
505			_aForeword.--Preface.--Acknowledgement.--Chapter 1. A summer night in Washington, D.C..--Chapter 2. Manila-Gate.--Chapter 3. Twilight of democracy.--Chapter 4. A dark age begins.--Chapter 5. Infrastructure of martial law.--Chapter 6. The other villains.--Chapter 7. The reign of greed.--Chapter 8. The unholy trinity.--Chapter 9. Too late the hero.--Chapter 10. The loves of marcos.--Chapter 11. Philippine "Gulag": a paralysis of fear.--Chapter 12. The era of thought control.--Chapter 13. American tax dollar abets R.P. repression.--Chapter 14. International protection racket.--Chapter 15. Spineless judiciary legitimizes a pretender.--Chapter 16. Plans in perpetuity.--Chapter 17. Whither marcos--Afterword.
520			_aThis book reports on the best laid plans that paved the way to the Philippines' dark history: the imposition of martial law in 1972 and the schemes that built and held its infrastructure. Drawing data from his work as Marcos's media adviser before his defection in 1975, Primitivo Mijares exposes the massive corruption and military abuses under the regime, which has left the nation in ruins. Forty years after its first publication, the book, in this revised and annotated edition, reminds Filipinos of their past that remains a present threat.
600			_aMARCOS, FERDINAND, E., _xPRESIDENT _y1965-1986 _zPHILIPPINES
600			_aMARCOS, IMELDA, R. _zPHILIPPINES
651			_aPHILIPPINES _xPRESIDENT _y(1965-1986 : MARCOS)
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