He was recommended for the Congressional Medal of Honor for his service during World War II and one (*) revolt during this man's rule saw the Metrocom and PC drive a group of protesting students over the Mendiola Bridge in the First Quarter Storm.
This leader initiated a major economic initiative known as the Movement for Livelihood and Progress and his impeachment proceedings began after a San Jose newspaper detailed his real estate holdings in New York and New Jersey. This man continued his predecessor's Operation Merdeka, which ultimately led to the death of 28 Muslims at the hand of the AFP in the Jabidah Massacre. He was recommended for the Congressional Medal of Honor for his service during World War II and one (*) revolt during this man's rule saw the Metrocom and PC drive a group of protesting students over the Mendiola Bridge in the First Quarter Storm. This man made emendations to his country's 1935 Constitution after declaring martial law, which ushered in an era known as the "New Society." Overthrown by Corazon Aquino and the People's Power movement, for ten points, name this longtime President of the Philippines, who was in office from 1965 to 1986.
This leader initiated a major economic initiative known as the Movement for Livelihood and Progress and his impeachment proceedings began after a San Jose newspaper detailed his real estate holdings in New York and New Jersey.
Ferdinand Marcos