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... president and , at his insistence , his wife - whom the Argentines disliked and resented - became vice president . A legacy of turmoil . While in exile Perón had wooed the left - wing Peronists and had supported the most belligerent ...
... president and , at his insistence , his wife - whom the Argentines disliked and resented - became vice president . A legacy of turmoil . While in exile Perón had wooed the left - wing Peronists and had supported the most belligerent ...
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... president . In 1965 Ferdinand E. Marcos was elected president , and in 1972 he declared martial law , which formally ended in 1981 , although Marcos continued dictatorial rule . The assassi- nation of opposition leader Benigno S. Aquino ...
... president . In 1965 Ferdinand E. Marcos was elected president , and in 1972 he declared martial law , which formally ended in 1981 , although Marcos continued dictatorial rule . The assassi- nation of opposition leader Benigno S. Aquino ...
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... president was vested with a variety of duties and powers , in- cluding negotiating treaties with foreign governments , signing into law or vetoing leg- islation passed by Congress , appointing high- ranking members of the executive and ...
... president was vested with a variety of duties and powers , in- cluding negotiating treaties with foreign governments , signing into law or vetoing leg- islation passed by Congress , appointing high- ranking members of the executive and ...
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