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File No. 60: Debunking the Marcos war myth

FOR Ferdinand Marcos, failing to gain official recognition for Maharlika and subsequent war claims did not seem to matter. By 1947, he was already an economic advisor to President Manuel Roxas. By 1949, he was representative of the second district of Ilocos Norte.

File No. 60: Debunking the Marcos war myth

File No. 60: Marcos’ invented heroism

THE U.S. National Archives in Washington, D.C. is home to the Philippine Archives Collection. Within that collection is File No. 60, which documents Ferdinand E. Marcos’s claim of being a guerilla leader and founder of a guerilla unit called “Ang Manga Maharlika” with thousands of men in its roster from 1942 to 1945 in Northern Luzon. Marcos himself later changed it to “Ang Mga Maharlika.”

File No. 60: Marcos’ invented heroism

PPCRV-KBP (11 pm): Marcos leads race but Robredo closing the gap

As of 11 pm, the PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count shows Rodrigo Duterte garnering 12,924,166 votes. Mar Roxas takes the second place with  7,533,599 votes, overtaking Grace Poe now with 7,319,008 votes. Jejomar Binay  stays in fourth place with 4,372,141 votes, followed by Miriam Defensor Santiago (1,256,566 ) and Roy Señeres (19,228). In the vice presidential race, Ferdinand Marcos

PPCRV-KBP (11 pm): Marcos leads race but Robredo closing the gap

PPCRV-KBP (9:10 pm): Duterte with nearly 5M lead

As of 9:10 pm, the PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count shows Rodrigo Duterte garnering 11,435,893 votes, now with a 4.9 million lead. Grace Poe is in far second with 6,491,441 votes, followed by Mar Roxas (6,407,237). Jejomar Binay is still in fourth place with 3,872,413 votes, followed by Miriam Defensor Santiago (1,174,924) and Roy Señeres (16,344). In

PPCRV-KBP (9:10 pm): Duterte with nearly 5M lead

PPCRV-KBP (8:30 pm): Duterte with 4.7M lead

As of 8:30 pm, the PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count shows Rodrigo Duterte is still on top with 11,084,850 votes, with a lead of 4.7 million votes. Grace Poe is in far second with 6,303,528 votes. Mar Roxas is catching up her with 6,177,430 votes. Jejomary Binay trails behind with 3,755,745 votes, followed by Miriam Defensor

PPCRV-KBP (8:30 pm): Duterte with 4.7M lead

PPCRV-KBP (8:10 pm): Marcos leads vice presidential race with 9.9M votes

As of 8:10 pm, the PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count shows Rodrigo Duterte still enjoying a wide lead with 10,764,828 votes. Grace Poe is still in second place with 6,121,889 votes.  Mar Roxas is next with 5,985,958 votes. Jejomary Binay is still in fourth place (3,645,389), followed by Miriam Defensor Santiago (1,123,671) and Roy Señeres (15,255). In the

PPCRV-KBP (8:10 pm): Marcos leads vice presidential race with 9.9M votes

PPCRV-KBP (7:40 pm): Duterte with 9.5M votes

As of 7:40 pm, the PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count shows Rodrigo Duterte with a huge lead of 9,557,966 votes. Grace Poe is still in second place with 5,436,256 votes. She’s followed by Mar Roxas with 5,272,295 votes. Jejomary Binay is still in fourth place (3,231,635), followed by Miriam Defensor Santiago (1,002,199) and Roy Señeres (13,550). In

PPCRV-KBP (7:40 pm): Duterte with 9.5M votes

PCRV-KBP (7:20 pm): Duterte, Marcos top unofficial count

The PPCRV-KBP unofficial election count as of 7:20 pm shows Rodrigo Duterte with a wide lead of  8,504,816 votes. Grace Poe is second with 4,840,644 votes, and in third place is Mar Roxas with 4,668,273 votes. Jejomary Binay is still fourth with 2,873,209 votes, followed by Miriam Defensor Santiago with 859,133 votes and Roy Señeres with 12,055

PCRV-KBP (7:20 pm): Duterte, Marcos top unofficial count