Demise of the Foreign Correspondent
Washington Post, February 18, 2007
By Pamela Constable
When I think back on the most momentous events of my professional life, they include scenes of both devastation and deliverance. The boulevards of Manila, flooded with peaceful demonstrators chanting for Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos to abandon power.
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