Fidel V. Ramos: Paggiddiatan a nagbaetan dagiti rebision

 

Manipud iti govierno ni dati a Presidente [[Ferdinand Marcos]], ni Ramos ti pangulo ti [[Constabularia ti Filipinas]].

 

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implementing Marcos' declaration of martial law. In the 1986 [[People Power Revolution]], Ramos defected from the government and was a key figure in the civilian demonstrations that forced Marcos into exile.

 

Ramos' six-year term as President is characterized by rapid economic growth and political stability in the country despite facing communist insurgencies, an Islamic separatist movement in [[Mindanao]], and the onslaught of the 1997 [[Asian financial crisis]].

 

President Ramos also facilitated the enactment of [[Republic Act]] 8042, better known as the Magna Carta for Overseas Workers or the Migrant Workers Act. The Migrant Workers Act was signed into law on [[June 7]], [[1995]]. Learning from the lessons of Contemplación case, Ramos immediately ordered [[United Arab Emirates|UAE]] Ambassador Roy Señeres to facilitate negotiations after learning the death penalty verdict of [[Sarah Balabagan]] on September 1995. Balabagan's sentence was lowered and she was released August 1996.

 

===Final Years as President===

Ramos also served as Chairman Emeritus of the now-defunct [[Urban Bank (Philippines)|Urban Bank]] from 1998 to 2000. He founded the ''Ramos Foundation for Peace and Development'' where its office is located in the Urban Bank Building (now ExportBank Plaza).

 

 

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