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Ferdinand Marcos was first elected as the new President of the Philippines.
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Marcos was re-elected to be President for the full second term.
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In the January-March of 1970, student protesters against Marcos and his government protest which prompted the declaration of Martial Law.
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The Malacanang Palace was a high target for protest at this time and a lot of people fought against the incumbent government.
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Called to change the then Philippine Constitution to establish the commonwealth of the Philippines.
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There was a political campaign rally at plaza miranda and a bombing occured.
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President Marcos declared Martial Law.
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Affected by Marcos' declaration of Martial Law and decides to accept the new Constitution.
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Senator Ninoy Aquino and Jose Diokno were arrested under Marcos' orders "coincidentally" the same time as rebels.
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This noise barrage occured because of the opposite party LABAN and their leader Ninoy Aquino.
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This party was the opposite party for Marcos' regime and was lead by Ninoy Aquino.
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Got a sudden heart attack and he left for the US in order to receive proper treatment.
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This election was boycotted by the opposition.
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Senator Ninoy Aquino was assisinated in Ninoy Aquino International Airport while getting off an aircraft.
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Following the assassination of Ninoy Aquino, there were demonstrations held which helped to complicate Marcos and his regime.
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This was also very corrupt and Marcos won the snap elections
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Defense Minister Enrile and Deputy Chief of Staff Ramos defect from the Marcos' government.
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Another example of a non-violent mass demonstration that lasted 3 days.
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His health was also failing at the time and so he was forced to flee and go to exile in Hawaii.