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“After More than a Century, Did the Philippines Finally Break Free of the Unites States?” by Victoria Reyes

Posted on September 30, 2020 by Jennifer Dudley
Click here to view Victoria Reyes’s (UC Riverside) op-ed for the Washington Post.
Victoria Reyes
Reyes, Victoria. 21 February 2020. “After More than a Century, Did the Philippines Finally Break Free from the United States? Possibly. But to truly be free, the Philippines must also steer clear of China’s grasp.” Made by History at The Washington Post. Available online: https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2020/02/21/after-more-than-century-did-philippines-finally-break-free-united-states/
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