It should be expected, of course, that Juan Ponce Enrile comes out well in his 753-page memoir, titled, appropriately enough, “Juan Ponce Enrile – A Memoir.”
Politicians write books to justify themselves and secure a place in history. After all, it is said that “history is determined by who gets to define it.”
Enrile, according to Enrile, is loyal (only u…
