The Conjugal Dictatorship

The Conjugal Dictatorship of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos
Reprinted by Tatay Jobo Elizes, a self-publisher.
This book is reprinted and republished under the expressed
permission and/or authorization of the heirs of the late Primitivo Mijares. The
copyright to this book belongs to the heirs, and represented by Perla Mijares,
the daughter, based in USA. This permission may be withdrawn or rescinded
by the said heirs if so desired without objections by Tatay Jobo Elizes.
Reprinting of this book is using the present-day method of Print-on-Demand
(POD) or Book-on-Demand (BOD) System, where prints will never run out of
copies.
Primitivo Mijares Testimony in US Congress
"After our last footnote updating this paper, Marcos’ top confidential
press man, Primitivo Mijares, Chairman of the Media Advisory Council and
twice President of the National Press Club with Marcos' support, testified in the
U.S. (House) Subcommittee on International Organizations which held
hearings on violations of human rights in South Korea and the Philippines.
Mr. Marcos attempted to bribe Mijares with $100,000 not to testify but
the latter spumed the bribe. Marcos denied the attempted bribery but from a
scrutiny of Mijares' testimony, the statement of denial and the circumstances
described, the prob ability favors Mijares. Mr. Marcos denied
mainly the reported bnliery but not the contents of the testimony of his erstwhile
confidential press man. Considering that Mijares was an "insider” in the
Philippines, Mijares' testimony carries much weight.
Diosdado Macapagal Statement
"If Mijares were not credible, he would not have merited refutation by
Mr. Marcos himself as well us a formal exculpatory inquiry into the Mijares
charges by the senior Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs " — DIOSDADO P.
MACAPAGAL, former President of the Philippines, in his latest book,
Democracy in the Philippines.
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