“No oil price hikes under Marcos Sr.”
FactRakers says: Oil prices in the Philippines spiked from 1971 to 1984 — a period marked by two global oil crises — despite then-President Ferdinand Marcos Sr.’s oil regulation policies,
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FactRakers says: Oil prices in the Philippines spiked from 1971 to 1984 — a period marked by two global oil crises — despite then-President Ferdinand Marcos Sr.’s oil regulation policies,
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