On the recordAugust 20, 2015
What he did, what he decided to do, was to reward well-connected generals and commodores and those who were connected to him politically.
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congress.govWhat he did, what he decided to do, was to reward well-connected generals and commodores and those who were connected to him politically.
Royce discusses the legacy of corruption from former President Marcos in the Philippines.
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