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The Philippines’ brutal history informs Glenn Diaz’s powerful political novel
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An article discussing how Philippine political history, shaped by centuries of colonialism and conflict, informs author Glenn Diaz's political novel.

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The Philippines’ brutal history informs Glenn Diaz’s powerful political novel
The first inauguration of president Ferdinand Marcos, December 30, 1965. Philippine Presidential Museum and Library, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Western imperialism has a long history in the Philippines. Hundreds of years of Spanish colonisation, beginning in the 1500s, culminated in the Spanish-American War in 1897. The first attempt to declare the Philippine Republic in 1899 was followed by the Philippine-American War (1899-1902), then American control, Japanese occupation during Worl
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