Martial law survivors: Old is new again under another Marcos
From the Maharlika fund and Kadiwa stores to the first family’s jet-setting ways, indelible traces of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr.’s rule are back in fashion under his son’s presidency, activists said on the eve of the country’s commemoration of the 51st anniversary of martial law. Despite cries of “never again,” it took just
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