HE was described as the country’s late strongman and dictator. But for some of his loyalists, Ferdinand Emmanuel Edralin Marcos Sr. was not a villain after all.
For veteran newspaperman Danilo Ambrocio, Marcos, who will be celebrating his 96th birthday on Wednesday, had contributed a lot for the development of the country.
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