Greed & Betrayal: The Sequel to the 1986 EDSA Revolution
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A country of "yellow fever" victims
As the elitist image of the Aquino regime permeated society as a whole, its propaganda experts began to shape the political landscape as well, and transformed most of the unsuspecting citizens into consumers of its own brand of illiberal democracy symbolized by the yellow banner, the yellow ribbon, and the yellow confetti.
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Arillo's Greed & Betrayal relived the events that marked the Aquino regime's bungled presidency and how it systematically and repeatedly blamed Marcos, Enrile, Honasan, Laurel, Mitra, and others as the all-purpose excuse to hide its own incompetence, failures, and perfidy.
This book also inspired the writing of Arillo's latest book, A Country Imperiled: Tragic Lessons of a Distorted History.
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