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27 years after her husband was ousted, Imelda Marcos emerges as a political survivor

(10 May 2013) Paoay, Ilocos Norte Province - 4 May 2013 1. Wide of Imelda Romualdez Marcos, former Philippines first lady and now congresswoman of Ilocos Norte province second district, dancing with local government officials 2. Close of gown, tilt up to Marcos dancing 3. Low angle of Marcos dancing 4. Mid of Marcos dancing 5. Close of Marcos' hands with oversized jewels, pan up to her dancing 6. Wide of photographers taking pictures of Marcos while dancing Batac/Marcos, towns in Ilocos Norte Province - 5 May 2013 7. Wide of Imelda Marcos surrounded by her bodyguards while walking on the street 8. Mid of Marcos shaking hands with a motorist 9. Mid of bus passengers greeting Imelda Marcos 10. Tight of Imelda Marcos campaign posters 11. Wide of crowd holding Marcos posters 12. Mid of Imelda shaking hands with crowd 13. Wide of Imelda Marcos's Mothering Centre 14. Tight of sign on wall: "We care and we love you all" 15. Wide of Imelda carrying a newborn baby 16. Tight of baby zoom out to a photographer taking picture 17. Mid of a portrait of Imelda Marcos embracing a child on wall 18. Tight of Mothering Centre, pan down to Imelda walking with bodyguard holding an umbrella 19. SOUNDBITE: (Tagalog) vox pop, Josie Marzan, housewife "Even if she (Imelda Marcos) is already old she is still full of energy and she is kind. She has done a lot of beautiful things and she has a lot of projects." 20. Wide of Imelda Marcos shaking hands with supporter while onboard a van 21. Tight of Marcos waving to supporters 22. Mid of Marcos town hall building 23. Tight of Marcos town hall seal 24. SOUNDBITE: (English) Imelda Marcos, former first lady and now Congresswoman of Ilocos Norte "If some people have a record and some families have a record of a great service, a selfless service, to the people, let it be." 25. Wide of Imelda encircled by journalist 26. SOUNDBITE: (English) Imelda Marcos, former first lady and now Congresswoman of Ilocos Norte. "If God will bless me with good health, as long as I am alive and I am strong, I will give it all to the Filipino people." 27. Tight of poster with a picture of Imee (full name: Maria Imelda Josefa) Marcos, Governor of Ilocos Norte province, with Philippines Senator Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Junior, and Congresswoman Imelda Marcos 28. Mid of Imelda Marcos campaign posters 29. Wide of people sitting on wall in front of posters STORYLINE: Twenty-seven years after her husband was ousted by a public revolt, Imelda Marcos has emerged as her Southeast Asian country's ultimate political survivor: she was back on the campaign trail this week, dazzling voters with her bouffant hairstyle, oversized jewelry and big talk in a bid to keep her seat in Congress. She's widely expected to capture a second three-year term in the House of Representatives in Monday's congressional and local polls. But at 83, the widow of Ferdinand Marcos, who astounded the world with her enormous shoe collection and lavish lifestyle amid the Philippines' appalling poverty, faces the final chapter of her tumultuous political life. The Marcoses fled the Philippines at the climax of an army-backed "people power" revolt which became a harbinger of change in authoritarian regimes worldwide. Ferdinand Marcos died in exile in Hawaii in 1989 and his body was returned in 1993 to his northern Philippine hometown of Batac in Ilocos Norte province, where it has been displayed in a glass coffin ever since. She won a new three-year congressional term in 2010 and is currently campaigning for a second of three maximum terms. "We care and love you all," says a sign at the door. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...