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Felix Faure leads by 0.1 pts · 2 figures compared

Politician · Modern

Politician · Modern
Faure supported the conviction of Alfred Dreyfus for treason, opposing calls for a retrial. His stance deepened the political divisions in France.
Félix Faure was elected President of the Third Republic. His presidency was marked by the Dreyfus Affair and colonial expansion.
Faure's government faced the Fashoda Incident, a colonial confrontation with Britain in Sudan. France backed down, leading to a diplomatic defeat.
Faure died suddenly in the
President Corazon Aquino appointed Saguisag as Presidential Assistant on Human Rights. He investigated human rights abuses committed during the Marcos dictatorship, documenting cases of torture, disappearances, and extrajudicial killings.
Saguisag was elected as a senator under the Aquino administration's coalition. He served until 1992, focusing on human rights, civil liberties, and anti-corruption legislation. He authored the Philippine Human Rights Act.
Saguisag was one of 12 senators who voted against extending the US Military Bases Agreement. The vote led to the closure of Clark Air Base and Subic Naval Base. He argued that the bases compromised Philippine sovereignty.
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