Manila protests mark Marcos exile plebiscite fallout
In Manila hundreds marched and burned Time and Life magazines in front of the downtown post office to protest the exile of Ferdinand E Marcos. Government officials call the plebiscite a vote on Mrs. Aquino’s selection. the gathering echoed the country’s two decades of authoritarian rule ended by the uprising.
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Guerrillas train for a deadlier war in Mindoro camp
Rebel and government sides prepared for substantive talks set for January six while officials estimate the New People’s Army at 23,500 fighters. A 60 day cease-fire began December 10. reporters observed gruelling exercises including dodging live fire as 53 recruits joined the NPA. The government hopes many rebels will drift away, while critics call for ongoing military pressure.
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