MANILA, Philippines — Presidential aspirant Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. said that, if elected, he hopes to win over Martial Law survivors and critics of his father’s dictatorship with his sincerity and plans for the country while also maintaining that bringing up issues from the past will not lead anywhere. When he announced his presidential bid in October, Marcos said he will “bring that form of unifying leadership back to our country.” But how will he unite the country when wounds from the Martial Law years that have barely healed are reopened as another Marcos vies for the highest seat …