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5 Bataan destinations to learn more about Philippine history

Bataan has several destinations where you can learn more about the Philippines’ rich history and what Filipinos had to endure during wartime.

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Sara camp accuses Castro of spreading misinformation following call to teach Philippine history in high school

The camp of presumptive vice president Sara Duterte on Saturday accused ACT Teachers party-list Representative France Castro of spreading misinformation after the lawmaker called for the inclusion of Philippine history in the high school curriculum.

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[Ilonggo Notes] Iloilo through the eyes of Felix Laureano, the first Philippine photographer

'Laureano would probably turn over in his grave if he saw how Iloilo’s once most beautiful street is now one of the most unsightly...'

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How PAREX puts Metro Manila's heritage in danger – and why you should care

PAREX's proponents say it will not affect heritage sites, even though heritage advocates show otherwise

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[OPINION] The danger of neutrality

'[T]o be neutral means to not support anything, even the good in the face of the bad. What, then, does this make of us?'

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[OPINION] Brownout PTSD: The trauma of being Filipino

'The current brownouts signal a protracted government incompetence that you think we’d have learned from and grown out of by now, thanks to our previous kalbaryo in the ‘90s'

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Labour Day 2021: A Quick History In The Philippines

In the Philippines, International Labour Day is remembered every first of May to mark the centuries-long struggle of the proletariat and honour their bravery for demanding better working conditions.
On 1 May 1903, the first Labour Day celebration in the country took place in Plaza Moriones, Tondo to Malacañang where thousands of labourers gathered by the
Union Obrera Democratica de Filipinas marched and protested independence against American capitalism and imperialism.
The event, which history considers as one of the first protests in the streets of Manila, had more than 100,000 attendees who made their stand against exploitation.
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International Labour Day is the only international holiday created and proclaimed directly by the working sector. It stemmed from mass actions worldwide that demanded safe working schemes, eight-hour labour, and better wages.

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April 27 declared a special working day; 2021 as 'Year of Filipino Pre-Colonial Ancestors'

April 22, 2021
MALACANANG has declared April 27, 2021 as a special working day in the country and named 2021 as the "Year of Filipino Pre-Colonial Ancestors."
The declaration was made through Proclamation 1128, which was signed by Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea and President Rodrigo Duterte on April 8 but was released only on April 17.
Duterte said April 27, 2021 marks the quincentennial of the victory of Lapu-Lapu in the Battle of Mactan, while the period between March 16 and October 28, 2021 is the 500th anniversary of the Philippines' participation in the first circumnavigation of the world.
"Whereas, the commemoration of these milestones in our rich history shall strengthen our national pride, and serve as a platform to educate our fellowmen and the whole world of the noble deeds and ideals of our ancestors," Proclamation 1128 stated.

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