I would be called stupid, naïve and obstinate. History and our people would hold me accountable not only perhaps for lack of wisdom, but for lack of courage if I followed such advice.
— Ferdinand Marcos Contemporary

Imelda's shoes, Philippine dictator

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Statement regarding dismantling martial law

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1981

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Controversial

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