He was succeeded by Elpidio Quirino. Both Roxas & Quirino had to deal with the Hukbalahap, a large anti-Japanese guerilla organization which became a militant group that discredited the ruling elite. The group was eventually put down by President Quirino's Secretary of Defense, Ramon Magsaysay. - Quirino issued a proclamation granting amnesty to all members of the Hukbalahap...
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The group was eventually put down by President Quirino's Secretary of Defense, Ramon Magsaysay. - Quirino issued a proclamation granting amnesty to all members of the Hukbalahap. - The Quirino administration's "Economic Mobilization Program" laid the groundwork for the country's modern industrial infrastructure...
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