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In today's episode, we're going to continue reading from the same passages that cover the fascination of the conjugal dictators with the antiquated castes of pre-historic Filipinos. This time our focus is on the so-called 'imam of the New Society."

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In today's reading, we explore one of the more covert motives of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos which was to turn themselves into royalty. The conjugal dictators were fascinated with the pre-colonial concepts of social hierarchies.

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In today's reading, we'll continue reading about the so-called "emergency situation" in the Philippines that made Marcos decide to put his own country into some of its darkest moments in history. His actions appear to have been calculated and orchestrated much earlier.

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In today's reading, we're going to learn about the situation in the Philippines before former President and dictator Ferdinand Marcos imposed Martial Law in the Philippines in September 1972. A lot of current propaganda spreading today say that Martial Law was warranted and much needed during the time that it was declared. Is this true?

The Conjugal Dictatorship by Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos by Primitivo Mijares is available at Ateneo Press website and select bookstores.

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In today's reading, we're going to read Primitivo Mijares' thoughts and motivations that made him finally decide to leave the Marcoses after years of propaganda work for the conjugal dictatorship.

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Banned in the Philippines after its publication, The Conjugal Dictatorship of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos holds the most authoritative, first hand accounts of the machinations inside the Marcos regime, written by Primitivo Mijares , a long-time Marcos propagandist who defected from the government in 1975, testified before a US Congress Committee, wrote and published the book in 1976. Ferdinand Marcos tried to stop everything.

The Conjugal Dictatorship of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos is available at Ateneo Press. The Untold Story of Imelda Marcos is currently out of print.

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