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    IR-458 There were lots of insights‚ points of view and arguments to whether martial law had negative or positive effects to politics‚ economy‚ society and culture of the Philippines. Some may say that martial law was the darkest episodes in the country’s very recent past and some may applauded Marcos for imposing such system that results to a more “disciplined Filipinos ”. But most of them who experienced martial law‚ considered it as one of the horrible memory of the past. Impressive at first

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    By definition‚ Martial Law is the temporary superimposition of military government over civil government. This military-run government is put into place in the event of war or serious national emergencies. During such times‚ the military and its accompanying superiors take over the executive‚ legislative and judicial functions normally delegated to the civil government by virtue of its constitution. As a consequence‚ the writ habeas corpus‚ or the right of an individual in custody to be brought

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    elected as one. Marcos was a good president because in his time‚ the Philippines was raised and the economy was good but when his term starts to end‚ he still wants to remain on the office for good. He graved for power and never want to end it. Because of that‚ he strengthen the power of the military so that the military will protect him from the opposition which‚ Ninoy Aquino was a great threat for him. By then‚ he declared the Martial Law which made him like a dictator and he can do anything under his

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    The Philippines is under Martial Law from 1972 to 1981 under the authoritarian rule of President Ferdinand Marcos . It confuses me whether Martial Law was a good or bad strategy mainly because some people classified it as the era wherein people are harassed and tortured by the government and others have said that it is the time where everything became proper from the downturn of crime rates to people behaving appropriately. Though it might sound absurd but I want to experience what life is like

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    FEB 25‚ BERLIN---The Philippine Embassy and the Filipino community in Berlin commemorated the 26th anniversary of the 1986 EDSA People Power revolution‚ by reliving the vivid memory of the historic event. Though many of the Filcom members were too far away from home at the time‚ they reminisced the thought of how the EDSA spirit inspired other countries to aspire for their freedom‚ including the people power that led to the Fall of the Berlin wall in October 1989. The commemoration

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    Brief History of Martial Law On September 21‚ 1972‚ Marcos issued Proclamation 1081‚ declaring martial law over the entire country ‚ claiming that it was the last defense against the rising disorder caused by increasingly violent student demonstrations‚ the alleged threats of communist insurgency by the new Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP)‚ and the Muslim separatist movement of theMoro National Liberation Front (MNLF). One of his first actions was to arrest opposition politicians in Congress

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    In my opinion‚ I think that the era of Martial Law in the Marcos regime can be considered as the dark period or age of the Philippines. Although a lot of infrastructures‚ buildings‚ and produce has been made during this era‚ it doesn’t negate the fact that many people had suffered and died because of an authoritarianism way of running the government. It can be also considered that our economy at that time was slowly approaching the countries which are called Asian tigers which was the richest countries

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    Martial Law - A Coup Of The Country Against Itself “My countrymen‚ as of the twenty first of this month‚ I signed Proclamation No. 1081 placing the entire Philippines under Martial Law.” There have been 3 declarations of Martial Law in the Philippines and the miscarriage of logic started at the second. The truth about the “dictatorship” and the sense of “opposition” collides up until today. But what really happened before‚ during and after the Martial Law is the only way to dispel the

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    Philippines: Martial Law Regime or Democratic Country Before the Filipinos attained the democracy of their country‚ they first experienced the different kind of discipline the most of their leaders gave‚ the Martial Law regime. Martial Law (Batas Militar) refers to the period of Philippine history wherein Philippine Presidents and Heads of state declared a proclamation to control troublesome areas under the rule of the Military‚ and it is usually given when threatened by popular demonstrations

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    good that it happened years ago because if it happened today‚ studying of a woman is useless because her mind‚ body and soul stay at home and decayed inside her. When martial law declared‚ the beliefs of each family member were different with each other. The country’s freedom was lost that is why Jules was against martial law and help the NPA. I agree to him when he said that no matter what happen‚ you have to fight for what you think is right because I cannot tolerate people to abuse my family

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