Newsweek March 10, 1986 - Corazon Aquino “Woman of the Year” Historic Edition

Step back in time with this historic issue of Newsweek from March 10, 1986 , featuring Corazon Aquino on the cover as "Woman of the Year." This magazine dives deep into the pivotal moments following the People Power Revolution in the Philippines, where Aquino emerged as a symbol of hope and new leadership after the fall of Ferdinand Marcos' regime . With gripping headlines like "Can She Clean Up the Mess Marcos Left Behind?" and "Should He Be Allowed to Keep His Millions?," this edition captures a powerful moment in world history. This issue not only offers a glimpse into a critical political shift but also serves as a collectible piece of journalism, reminding us of the lasting impact Aquino made on her country and the world. The magazine is in good condition , showing minor wear from its age . Please note the slight bend on the cover and some vintage character marks, but no major damage. The iconic advertising on the back cover-featuring a vintage Carlton cigarette ad -gives this piece a truly authentic 80s feel. Whether you're a history buff, a collector, or just someone who appreciates pivotal moments in time , this magazine is a gem. Perfect for display, teaching, or adding to your historical collection!