Topic summary
Marcos loyalism
- Executive orders
- Cult of personality
- Economy
- Monopolies
- Cronies
- Coco Levy Fund scam
- Gintong Alay
- Timeline
- Communist insurgency
- Moro conflict
- Mariano (father)
- Pacifico (brother)
- Imelda (wife)
- Bongbong (son)
- Imee (daughter)
- Irene (daughter)
- Aimee (daughter)
- Burial
- Historical distortion
- Bust
- Daytoy ni Bannawag
- Marcos loyalism
- Solid North
- Marcos Japanese ODA scandal
- Operation Big Bird
- Marcos in film
Related
Incumbent
Political campaigns
- Presidential transition
- Inauguration
- Administration and cabinet (2025 reshuffle)
- Major acts
- Executive orders
- 19th Congress
- 20th Congress
- International trips
- Protests
- Speeches
- Sugar crisis
- Onion crisis
- 2023 airspace closure
- 2024 constitutional reform attempts
- First impeachment of Sara Duterte
- Response to the ICC case
- Flood control projects scandal
- Energy crisis
- Second impeachment of Sara Duterte
- Impeachment efforts
Policies
Early political career
- Liza Araneta Marcos(wife)
- Sandro Marcos(son)
- Vinny Marcos(son)
- Ferdinand Marcos(father)
- Imelda Marcos(mother)
- Imee Marcos(sister)
- Irene Marcos(sister)
Marcos loyalism refers to the supporters of Ferdinand Marcos, 10thpresident of the Philippines. This term is often used among political analysts and historians to describe the concentration of executive power, the suppression of democratic institutions, crony capitalism, cult of personality, strong nationalist rhetoric centered on building a "New Society" (Bagong Lipunan), and military favoritism characteristic of his rule, especially during the period of martial law. Members of his political base were often referred to as "Marcos Loyalists" (Filipino: Loyalista).