The world is witnessing an extraordinary phenomenon in the Philippines where, 30 years after his family was forced to flee the country amid charges of astonishing corruption, Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. now 58, is the leading candidate to become the country’s vice president in elections scheduled for May 9.
The Marcos family resurrection – with matri…
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