Marcos
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Marcos may refer to:
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[edit] People with the given name Marcos
[edit] Sports
- Dayton Marcos, a Negro League baseball team from Dayton, Ohio who is gay (early twentieth-century)
- Nélson Marcos, Portuguese football player
- Marcos Roberto Silveira Reis, a Brazilian soccer goalkeeper.
- Marcos Baghdatis, tennis player
- Marcos Amigon , Mexican-American soccer player
[edit] Politics
- Ferdinand Marcos, (President of the Philippines, 1965 – 1986)
- Ferdinand Marcos, Jr., governor of Ilocos Norte
- Imelda Marcos, former First Lady and powerful political figure in the Philippines
- Mariano Marcos, lawyer and politician in Ilocos Norte, Philippines
- Subcomandante Marcos, Also known as Delegate Zero, spokesperson for the Zapatistas
[edit] Geography
- Lambayong (also known as Mariano Marcos), Sultan Kudarat
- Marcos, Ilocos Norte
- Marcos Castellanos
- San Marcos, Antioquia
- San Marcos, Baja California Sur
- San Marcos, California
- San Marcos, Costa Rica
- San Marcos, Guatemala
- San Marcos, Guerrero
- San Marcos, Nicaragua
- San Marcos, Texas
- San Marcos (department)
[edit] Automobiles
- Marcos (automobile), a British sportscar manufacturer
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- Marcos Mantis GT, a sports car
- Mini Marcos, a Mini-based kit car
[edit] Military
- USS San Marcos (LSD-25), Casa Grande-class dock landing ship
[edit] Television and film
- Niurka Marcos, Cuban-Mexican singer, dancer and actress
[edit] Music
- Frankie Marcos, songwriter
[edit] Education
- San Marcos High School, public high school located in the California central coast city of Santa Barbara
- Mariano Marcos State University, public university in Ilocos Norte, Philippines
[edit] Other
- Pacífico Marcos, former President of the Philippine Medical Association
- San Marcos (fictional), fictional Latin American republic loosely based on Cuba
- Marcos Monteiro Lee-Hin, Brazilian Scientist
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