A member of this family was ordered by US courts to pay over 4 million in settlements for the death of Archie Trajano. Another member of this family had his never-completed MBA at Wharton funded by taxpayer money as revealed by the Presidential (-5[1])Commission (15[1]-5[1])for Good (-5[1])Government. (-5[1])Operation Big Bird (-5[1])attempted to recoup this family’s wealth from a member who was rejected by the Beatles (15[2])for an official state visit. (15[2])The Rolex (15[2])12 (15[1])advised (15[4])this family, (15[5])whose power (15[2])was denounced by (15[1])(*) Radio Veritas (10[1])and Jaime Sin. (10[3]-5[1])This (-5[1])family fled to (10[2])Hawaii after their overthrow (10[1])by (10[1])politicians (10[1]-5[1])like (10[2])Corazon (-5[1])Aquino. (10[6]-5[1])In (10[1])Malacañang (10[2])Palace, (10[3])over 3,000 pairs of shoes (10[2])that belonged (10[1])to (10[1])a member of this family were found following (10[1]-5[1])their overthrow in the People Power Revolution. For 10 points, Bongbong, Imelda, (10[1])and Ferdinand (10[1])are members of what dictatorial (10[1])ruling family of the Philippines? (10[2])■END■ (10[3])