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president
to make prevail
to rule
flag
country
government
anomaly, abnormality
chief of a village
politics
gambling bribe/share; illegal collection
weapon; arms
right or entitlement
vote
power
corruption
senator
cleaning rug; corrupt politician (slang)
leader
to escape
to release [it]; giving up of a post/role
evidence
kingdom
Congress
mayor
election
catch, arrest
case
criminal
fine; penalty
national
politician
prison
huge war; battle
campaign
citizen
law
legislature
war
to set free
steps to be undertaken
army
agreement, contract
court of law
the political Left
captain; local chief
justice
ministry
to represent a matter
crime
policy or system
to surrender
responsibility or accountability
military
witness; to testify
to bear witness; to testify
prisoner
bomb
male governor
female governor
congress
constitution
supreme court
imprisoned; surrounded
to steal; corrupt
to attack [it]
bribe; to bribe
to frisk [it/them]
against; not permitted
to catch
to catch [it]
position or office
councilor
to lead
nation; country
rebellion
to capture [him/her]
to capture [it]
to capture
to prosecute [someone]
grenade
to confiscate [it]
rank; position
illegal
republic
official; authorized; formally set
welfare, good, interest
candidate
freedom
evidence; proof; certificate
to charge (someone)
to manage
revolution
overpricing for bribes
rifle
representative
to prevail
issue; lawsuit; litigation; case
investigation
rebel; insurgent
to trample [it]; to violate [it]
document
interrogation
senate
to abduct [him/her]
to attack
attack; invasion; raid
independence
to attack or charge
servant; to serve
to take an oath
choice; chosen one
to defend [it]
council
to investigate [it]
arrest; capture
injustice
lawmaker
notary public
management; governance
agency
benefit
jail, prison
congressman/woman
court
ask for a bribe; extort
coup d'etat
corrupt
majority
town hall, municipal hall
leadership
reelection
registered
reform
restriction
attack; charge; invade
a session
witness
detective; spy; to spy
emissary; delegate
to represent
to swear
yellow supporter
to sign [it]
ally
alliance
ballot
democracy
battle; war
identification
police force
coalition
colonization
liberal
monopoly
authority; people in control
pertaining to the barangay
political
sovereignty
authority
to report to police
mother country
female veteran
male veteran
to resign
investigate
implicated
authorities
contraband
confiscate
to defend
minor (of minor age)
municipal
bribe
revolutionary
regulation; rule; policy
regime
register; list; entry
inspection; body search
resolution
security
sector
civil; polite; non-military
terrorism
government bureau or department
missing or abducted person
trigger of a gun
guerilla
to enact into law
to legislate
to serve as president
elected; selected
management; administration
to choose [them]
to choose
to spy
to spy on [someone]
to guard with police
tampering with election results
inspection
to bribe
nomination
opposition; party in contradiction
order; command; rule
ordinance; authoritative rule
consultation; seeking advice
to load ammo
police stick
extra-judicial
ambassador
inauguration
treasurer
alternate
frisk
cartel
concession
to file a charge
malversation
will of the people via legislation
to be corrupt
to fine [someone]
municipality
audit; examination of accounts
reign
strengthening; ratification; confirmation
oath-taking
requirement
recourse; turning for help
represent
representation
connivance; conspiracy; collusion
to summarily execute
to suppress or contain
Muslim ruler
lieutenant
extrajudicial killing; drugwar killings
First Lady
to dismiss [someone]
rise, to revolt
pick up; arrest (slang)
damage; payment for damage
delegate
delegation
demand; formal accusation
democratic
a person deported; deported
deportation
diplomacy
executive
colonized
colonizer
colonial
colonialism
communism
communist
condemnation
sentenced
consul
to tighten or enforce strictness
militant
monarch
monarchy
nationality
negotiation
the act of electing
legislative
public
economic
municipal or city-wide
tenure or term of office
radical; associated with leftist groups
citation
to search; investigate
legislator
decree, order
to elect
official hearing
to defend; defense
revolt
to rule as a queen
hanging (to kill)
execution by hanging
documentation
public; revealed
infrastructure
irregularity
crookedness; corruption; anomaly
forcibly own property
candidacy
to confiscate
to nominate
to conspire
machine gun
mechanism
to nominate [someone]
ammunition
reorganization
to conspire against
to attack [it] or invade [it]
residence certificate
highest leader (e.g., Bonifacio)
splash of water; nabbed (colloq)
smuggler; trafficker
to lord over
persecute; investigate
to play politics
loot; plunder
instability
nominated person
annulled; nullified
annulment; nullification
to obligate; to require
oligarch
oligarchy
oppositionist; person who resists or opposes
oppressor; cruel ruler
to confiscate or seize property
to suppress [it]
to bribe [someone]
proclaimed innocent; acquitted
activism
appeal
to appeal
exportation
extradition
illegitimate
imperialism
importation
intimidation
capitalism
conference, assembly
copyright
civil rights
consultant; advisory board member
to colonize [it]
conservatism
cordon
to embezzle [it]
barracks
to sign
to investigate
to obligate
to frisk
to colonize
to squander
to ambush
to trample; to violate
magistrate
order or command
to extort
bribing people in authority
to obligate [someone]
to manage [it]
regulation
reformist
lawsuit; to charge; extremely/perfectly
subversive
to suppress
amendment; to amend
to ambush [him/her]
arrested
the accused
deliberations
defection
deposition
deregulation
rape; lewdness; blasphemy
ideology
to support or uphold [it]
colonize
commissioner
legitimate
trial in court; examination
sit on a throne; seat of honor
to embezzle; misappropriate
to prosecute
to support or champion
to lead or preside
to be nabbed
militia
militarization
nationalist
to bribe someone
presidency
the state of being elected
liberation
release
presidential
politicking
judicial
to politicize
to fire or dismiss from office
a prosecutor
autonomy
political party
to engage in politics
surveillance
justice; fairness
amnesty
arbitration
directive
domination
to appeal to [him/her]
geopolitics
imperialist
infiltration
prison or jail
to extort [from someone]
to squander [it]
to rise up
to plunder
to seize property
to amend
maneuver; take control
forgery
reign of a queen
reorganize
reparation
connivance; conspiracy
sedition
to oppress
to curb, check, or dominate
to amend [it]
garrote (strangling instrument)
well-guarded, guarded, protected
committee in charge of a task
appointment or dedication
rajah; title for precolonial chieftains
volley; rapid gun firing
reactionary
to salute
insurrection
rebel
to manage or oversee
oppositor; adversary; competitor
protection; means of defense
to interrogate [someone]
anarchist
apolitical
arbitrator
battalion
to plunder [it]
emancipation
emissary
illegality
to represent [it]
cadre
to seize [it]
wife of the kapitan
cacique
conquest
counterrevolution
confederation
title of nobility (pre-Hispanic)
to embezzle
to reorganize
pro-Western
manifesto; statement
queenship
revoke
regionalism
rectify
rectification
closing of a case; end
to arrest or catch in the act
to arrest [someone] or catch [them] in the act
seditious
to oppress; oppressed
to oppress [them]
accusation; indictment
to corner
to relinquish; waive
to trample, crush, or violate
appropriation
accuser, prosecutor
decentralization
desertion
swindle; embezzle
deputy
navy
armed forces
jurisdiction
to have someone freed
to entrust management
to use for politics
commandant
commissary
commonwealth
to liberate
liberalism
militarism
ministerial
moratorium
nationalization
naturalized
autocracy; government by one person
to let reign
status of being appointed
act of reporting to the police
political tactic
to treat like a president
to engage in politics with
call attention to; interrogate
to appraise
anarchy
encomienda (supervised land)
internationalism
to reorganize [it]
capitulation
excessive use of power
confiscator
to be enthroned
warrant; order
to revoke [it]
revocation
regionalist
to corner [it]
to relinquish [it]; to waive [it]
oligarchic
obscurantism; resistance to progress
encomendero (colonial official with land award)
to rectify [it]
village chief (Spanish period)
conqueror
revisionism
revisionist
regent
suffrage
military unit or company
army (land soldiers)
air force
jurisprudence
codification
monarchichal
sodomy
forced evacuation (military)
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