Pilipinas (1986 Present)

8/2/2019 Pilipinas (1986 Present)

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2/17

Freedom Constitution OICs replaced Marcos

appointees

Replaced members of the civil service suspected of

being Marcos loyalists despite security of tenure PCGG Presidential Commission on Good

Government

Yellow Army vs. Marcos loyalistas=no unity,

vindictive (mapaghiganti) Scrapping of the Bataan Nuclear power Plant=power

outrages (brown outs)

Corazon C. Aquino


3/17

Constitutional Commission headed by Cecilia Munoz

Palma replaced the Freedom Constitution (1987

Constitution) Appointment of leftist Cabinet Officials

Freed political prisoners (Bernabe Dante

Buscayno NPA, Jose Ma. Sison-CPP, Satur Ocampo-

NDF)

CPP- NPA used the ceasefire to redeploy and

regroup (Alex Boncayao Brigade)

Negotiated with Nur Misuaris MNLF (Moro NationalLiberation Front)


4/17

Jan 22, 1987-Mendiola Massacre

7 coup attempts (RAM, Soldiers of the

Filipino People-SFP by Gen Jose Zumel; YOU-

Young Officers Union by Capt. Danilo Lim)Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law =

Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program

(include tenant farmers as co-owners)

Military bases was discontinued in 1991 bythe Senate


5/17

1st President under the 1987 Constitution

Won 37% of the votes

Philippines 2000

We can do it, Kaya natin ito basta tayoynagsasama-sama

Fidel V. Ramos


6/17

Amnesty for RAM-SFP-YOU

Anti-Subversion Law

Social Reform Agenda low cost housing,

urban renewal programs; help the poor helpthemselves

Built-Operate-Transfer facilities such as rail

transit systems without government

expenditures Subic Bay Metropolitan Development

Authority

Presidential Anti-Crime Commission


7/17

Foreign products freely entered the country

Many local firms were forced to close

Privatization of state-run utilities

Dismantling of monopolies


8/17

Value Added Tax

Unemployment

Access and Cross Servicing Agreement (VFA)-

military training exercises


9/17

Won the biggest majority in Philippine Presidential

Elections

JEEP- Justice, Economy, Environment, Peace

Erap Para Sa MahirapContinued liberalization of economy and

privatization of government agencies

Agrikulturang Maka-Masa distributed 266,000

hectares of land to landless farmers

Visiting Forces-Agreement (VFA)

Joseph Erap Estrada


10/17

Capital Punishment of death penalty

All-Out-War against the MILF

Rizal Day Bombings

Dos Palmas Kidnapping


11/17

Midnight Cabinet

Feud with journalists

BW Resources (gaming company)- Erap

allegedly manipulated the stock price Luis Chavit Singson said he gave the

president P400M from jueteng profits and

P180M from the Ilocos Sur Tobacco Excise Tax

(subsidy for farmers)


12/17

Ousted by the House of Representatives on

November 13,2000

Clarissa Ocampo accused Estrada of signing

as Jose Velarde Pro-Erap senators voted 11-10 not to open

the 2nd envelope of the Jose Velarde

accounts

EDSA 2Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo was sworn as

President


13/17

EDSA 3

EVAT (10%-12% tax on goods) resulted to

protests

2003 Oakwood Mutiny- Antonio Trillanes Promised not to run anymore in 2002 but

decided the other way around in 2003

2004 Elections

Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo


14/17

LRT 2

Privatization of North Luzon Expressway

(NLEX)

Nautical Highway (Roll on, Roll off ships) Participated on US war on Terror (CPP-NPA as

world terrorists)

Granted Pres. Estrada an executive clemency


15/17

Hello Garci

State of Emergency, Calibrated Preemptive

Response (Proclamation 1017)

Manila Peninsula Siege/Rebellion

NBN/ZTE scandal

Fertilizer Fund Scam

Euro-Generals

Pasalubong-Pabaon

Extra-Judicial Killings *Melo Commission

Maguindanao Massacre


16/17

Change to parliamentary form of government

Ran and won as district representative in

Pampanga

Midnight appointees (Chief Justice RenatoCorona etc.)


17/17

1st president to win in an automated Elections

Daang Matuwid fight against corruption

Kaibigan, Kaklase, Kabarilan inc.

Manila Hostage Crisis SONA revelations

No definite blueprint of governance

Almost similar style of leadership to his motherPres. Cory

Impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona

Benigno NoyNoy Aquino III

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