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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2026 · 18 MIN

Self-made Foreign Correspondent Keith Dalton on Marcos-Dictator to Hero -Graeme Kemlo

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Former newspaperman Keith Dalton left Australia in the 1970s and became a self-made foreign correspondent for the BBC and affiliates, based in Manila, where he saw the regimes of presidents Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos. Keith tells former colleague Graeme Kemlo, how social media has been used to reinvent the Marcos reputation from "dictator to hero". His books are available direct from keithdaltonauthor.com

Former newspaperman Keith Dalton left Australia in the 1970s and became a self-made foreign correspondent for the BBC and affiliates, based in Manila, where he saw the regimes of presidents Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos. Keith tells former colleague Graeme Kemlo, how social media has been used to reinvent the Marcos reputation from "dictator to hero". His books are available direct from keithdaltonauthor.com

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