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But forgetting is an unaffordable luxury for the thousands who became victims of atrocities perpetrated during the regime of Ferdinand Marcos and who still have to trek what they describe as "the long and winding road" to justice.


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"I think blaming the government is unfair. We could not do anything," said Executive Secretary Ronaldo Zamora after a US district court judge Manuel Real threw out the settlement. 


The initial suit against the Marcos estate was filed in Hawaii where he and his family lived in exile after the EDSA people power revolt in February 1986. 


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It’s a long and winding road to justice for Marcos victims

September 21, 2003 - 12:00am

Most Filipinos may want to think that it was just a bad dream and the thousands of victims of the Marcos dictatorship that started 31 years ago today may wish it never really happened. But forgetting is an unaffordable...

Headlines

Government denies responsibility for collapse of Marcos settlement

December 1, 2000 - 12:00am

Malacañang denied yesterday any responsibility for the collapse of a $150-million settlement awarded to victims of human rights abuses under the dictatorship of the late Ferdinand Marcos. "I think blaming...

Headlines