USAID 1986 Snap Election Report
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Llanes, Ferdinand C. (ed.) 2023. The Marcos Years: The Age of Crisis and Repression. SAMASA Alumni Association, Inc.
A project of the University of the Philippines Department of History in collaboration with Sandigan para sa Mag-aaral at Sambayana (SAMASA) Alumni Association, Inc.
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Important Documents On Teaching Ferdinand Marcos’ Martial Law
Important Documents On Teaching Ferdinand Marcos’ Martial Law
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Learning Resources from Martial Law Museum of Ateneo
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Why Ferdinand E. Marcos Should Not Be Buried at the Libingan ng mga Bayani
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Jun Quimpo’s Songs and Recordings
Jun Quimpo recorded the songs collected here in the late ’70s.
Some are his original compositions:
Kasama
Alay sa Ina
Lupang Malaon nang Aming Nasilayan
Pagkat ang Bukas ay sa Masa Lamang
Kahapon May Musmos Kang Pangarap
Sanggunian
Anakbayan
Compositions by others and sang by Jun:
Alphabet for the Enlightened
Uncle Sam Aint our Mama No More
Bayan Ko, Gumising Ka
Bayan Ko
Ibon
Sisa
Pananagutan
These were voiced-taped in informal settings and not at all in a professional studio.
After his death in 1981, there were two productions: First, a tribute made in the CPP-NDF underground.
The songs were combined with a narrative of Jun”s life and was diffused as propaganda material.
The second was a compilation of songs made by “Friends of the Filipino People (FFP)” in the US.
The different audio cassette tapes were gathered in 1982 and consolidated into a master tape, then reproduced into cassettes.
Copies of the two cassette productions were preserved from 1982 to 2007.
The recordings were then transferred digitally to a PC Linux machine using the software Audacity, versions 1.2.6 and 1.3.3.
In March 2012, individual songs were extracted from the recordings using Audacity 1.3.14.
Noise removal, compression and normalisation of Audacity were applied to the songs. Thereafter each song was exported to the format of MP3.
March 24, 2012 by Ryan Quimpo
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An Analysis of the Philippine Economic Crisis Under Martial Law
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“At this time when the people’s attention is focused on political matters, we consider it most urgent to review the history and current state of the economy.”
The following report contains the results of a series of workshops held between November 1983 to May 1984, about the Philippine economic crisis.
Learn more about the real state of the economy during the Marcos years.
Edited by Emmanuel de Dios
Published by University of the Philippines Press, 1984
Shared with the permission of the UP School of Economics