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| − | '''Corazon Aquino''' was the widow of [[Marcos Aquino]] and the President of the [[Philippines]] from 1986-1992. During her Presidency, there was an increase in [[Communist]] action in the Philippines. She also succeeded in the withdrawal of U.S. military bases. She was Time | + | '''Corazon Aquino''' was the widow of [[Marcos Aquino]] and the President of the [[Philippines]] from 1986-1992. During her Presidency, there was an increase in [[Communist]] action in the Philippines. She also succeeded in the withdrawal of U.S. military bases. She was [[Time Magazine|Time Magazine]]'s "Woman of the Year." |
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Revision as of 19:00, September 8, 2007
Corazon Aquino was the widow of Marcos Aquino and the President of the Philippines from 1986-1992. During her Presidency, there was an increase in Communist action in the Philippines. She also succeeded in the withdrawal of U.S. military bases. She was Time Magazine's "Woman of the Year."