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Ramos has received several military awards including the:
Philippine Legion of Honor
Distinguished Conduct Star
Philippine Military Merit Medal
United States Legion of Merit
French Legion of Honor
U.S. Military Academy Distinguished Graduate Award
Ramos receives a grade of 3.5 because his term is considered one of the most orderly and productive presidencies in the Philippines. He pulled people to be more nationalistic through his Philippines 2000 campaign and he was able to establish foreign relations with many countries that in turn made the country rich because of the Philippine market opening to foreign businesses.
Achieved peace with Muslim rebels and military rebels (won 1997 UNESCO peace award, the first Asians received)

Where did Fidel V. Ramos took his elementary and secondary education?
2-3. Who are the parents of Fidel V. Ramos?
When was Fidel V. Ramos born?
This act prescribes the measures that are necessary and proper to effectively address the electric power crisis in our country.

Clark Centennial Expo Scandal
FVR Was accused of Corruption. This deal involved acquiring 158 hectares of reclaimed land on Manila Bay and it was supposedly going to be converted to what is called as “Freedom Islands”. The government was accused of corruption because they were said to favor Amari Costal Bay Resources and Filinvest Development by selling them a bigger portion for their own intentions. Ramos was accused that the deal was clinched to benefit the members of Lakas-NUCD, which was Ramos’ group.
PEA-Amari Scandal
President Fidel Ramos was accused of corruption in the PEA-Amari deal. The controversial deal involved the acquisition of 158 hectares of reclaimed land on Manila Bay that was to be converted into so-called Freedom Islands.
Role in EDSA 2 ouster of President Joseph Estrada
A longstanding criticism of Ramos was whether his role in the Estrada ouster was motivated by his fear of being prosecuted in connection with the Centennial Expo and other scams.
Unsound Economic Policies
Leftist groups have also criticized Ramos' economic reforms such as privatization, deregulation and trade liberalization, claiming that the economic growth posted during his presidency was "artificial."
Midterm Elections
Legislative elections and local elections were held in the Philippines on May 8, 1995 - halfway through President Ramos' six-year term.

References:
http://www.evi.com/q/biography_of_fidel_v._ramos
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fidel_V._Ramos
http://bloomspresidents.wordpress.com/fidel-v-ramos-1992_E2_80_931998/

Answer: 1. University of the Philippines Integrated School and Centro Escolar University Integrated School, 2-3. Narciso Ramos and Angela Marcos Valdez ,4. March 18, 1928, 5. Republic Act 7648 (Electric Power Crisis)

- Fidel Ramos

Fidel Ramos was born on March 18, 1928 in Lingayen, Pangasinan. His father, Narciso Ramos (1900-1986), was a lawyer, crusading journalist and 5-term legislator of the House of Representatives, who eventually rose to the position of Secretary of Foreign Affairs. His mother, Angela Valdez-Ramos (1905-1977), was an educator, woman suffragette and daughter of the respected Valdez clan of Batac, Ilocos Norte making him a second degree cousin to Ferdinand Marcos.
He took his elementary education in Lingayen and secondary education at the University of the Philippines Integrated School and Centro Escolar University Integrated School.
He pursued further studies in engineering following his graduation from West Point in 1950, obtaining a Masters Degree in Civil Engineering in the University of Illinois, where he was also a government scholar in 1951. He is a licensed civil engineer in the Philippines, passing the board exams in 1953 and finishing in the top 10. In 1960, he topped Special Forces-Psy Operations-Airborne course at the United States Army Infantry School at Fort Benning.
Ramos also holds a Master's Degree in National Security Administration from the National Defense College of the Philippines and a Master's in Business Administration (MBA) from the Ateneo de Manila University.
He married to Amelita Martinez, on October 21, 1954. The couple had five daughters named Angelita Ramos-Jones, Josephine Ramos-Samartino (1957–2011), Carolina Ramos-Sembrano, Cristina Ramos-Jalasco and Gloria Ramos.

Ramos was one of the heroes of the Battle of Hill Eerie, where he led his platoon to sabotage the enemy in Hill Eerie.
He was also present in the Vietnam War as a non-combat civil military engineer and commanding officer of the Philippine Civil Action Group (PHILCAG).

Ramos was named to be the vice-chief of staff of the AFP on 1982, thus he became the military's second most powerful official after Ver.

Republic Act 7638 (Charter of the Department of Energy)
This act was signed and implemented so that the department of energy would be created. This department rationalizes the organization and functions of government agencies responsible for the management of energy in the Philippines. Being that one of the projects of Ramos was the proper management, sourcing, and allocation of energy, this act had to be implemented in order to have a department responsible for it.
Republic Act 7648 (Electric Power Crisis)
This act prescribes the measures that are necessary and proper to effectively address the electric power crisis in our country.
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Prepared by:

First RP-US Visiting Forces Agreement
The effect of this agreement is that it allows the government of the United States to keep the authority over their military personnel that are accused of committing crimes in the Philippines. This agreement exempts the US military personnel from visa and passport regulations in the Philippines, from being tried in Filipino religious or military courts, materials exported and imported by the military from duties or taxes. This agreement allows unrestricted movement of vessels from the United States and aircrafts in the Philippines.
Republic Act 7832 (Anti-electricity and Electric Transmission Lines/Materials Pilferage Act)
This act penalizes theft and pilferage of electric lines and materials.
Republic Act 8179
This act further allows foreign investments. It supports Republic Act 7042, which promotes foreign investments and prescribes the procedures and actions foreign investors have to do when registering for a business in the Philippines.
Deregulation and Privatization of Major Industries
Protection of Migrant Workers
Ramos facilitated the enactment of Republic Act 8042 which is also known as the Migrant Workers Act. This act protects Filipino workers abroad.
Migrant Workers Act The first Filipino to benefit from this is Sarah Balabagan. Because of the Flor Contemplacion case that the government failed to negotiate properly, upon learning the sentence of Sarah Balabagan, Ramos immediately ordered UAE Ambassador to facilitate the negotiations. Sarah’s case was lowered and she was released in 1996.
Republic Act 8179 Foreign investors benefited from this Act because the Philippine market was made opened to the world.