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Ilan ang tamang sagot mo sa Una at Ikalawang Bahagi?
Subukan mo uli ang Ikatlong Bahagi!
Ang Agosto ay Buwan ng Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas 🇵🇭
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Philippines Trivia Quiz 3 This video quiz is about the Philippines.
Ilan ang tamang sagot mo sa Unang Bahagi?
Subukan naman ang Ikalawang Bahagi!
Ang Agosto ay Buwan ng Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas 🇵🇭
Subukan natin at i-comment kung ilan ang iyong tamang sagot! Huwag maging dayuhan sa sariling bayan. GO!
Philippines Trivia Quiz Level 2 This video quiz is about the Philippines.
Ang Agosto ay Buwan ng Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas 🇵🇭
Subukan natin at i-comment kung ilan ang iyong tamang sagot! Huwag maging dayuhan sa sariling bayan. GO!
Philippines Trivia Quiz Level 1 This video quiz slides is about the Philippines.
0819 is World Humanitarian Day
“Nothing in nature lives for itself.
Rivers don’t drink their own water.
Trees don’t eat their own fruits.
The sun doesn’t shine for itself.
Living for each other is Nature’s rule. “
(Quoted from one of the post of One Small Town Ireland)
"Not fear anyone except History" - A. Bonifacio
Ang Filipino ng Filipinas
Sabi ni Mabini sa kaniyang sinulat na talambuhay (memoire) na La Revolucion Filipina, "The ill-fated Andres Bonifacio used to say when he was alive that we should not fear anyone except History." Lahat tayo ay lilipas ngunit hindi ang lahat, tulad ng alaala mo. Kaya't may kakayahan kang mag-iwan ng magandang alaala sa kapwa at sa bayan sa pamamagitan ng mabubuting gawa at ambag. "Let us learn from these lessons in history and fulfill our noble mission as good men," sabi pa ni Mabini sa kaniyang artikulong "Cual es la Verdadera Mision de la Revolucion Filipina?" noong 1899.
Dagdag pa niya: "True enough, History is an implacable judge and its verdict is severe against those who offend it." Huhusgahan tayo ng Kasaysayan batay sa ating mga ginawa.
May saysay ang kasaysayan. Ikalat pa natin:
🖐 I-like at i-follow ang www.facebook.com/psaysay at www.facebook.com/pVinta
👉 Bisitahin ang www.psaysay.org
🤙 Usap tayo paano pa natin mapapalakas ang public history sa [email protected] o pm-pm lang 💪
📷 Victory of Cebu Revolution (2015) ni Felix Catarata, mula sa Palm Grass Hotel
August 8, 1897
August 8, 1897, Spanish Premier was assasinated to avenge ex*****on of Rizal On Sunday afternoon, August 8, 1897, the Prime Minister of Spain, Señor Canovas del Castillo was shot and killed by Italian Anarchist Michele Angine Golli at the baths of Santa Agueda. Golli watched the Spanish statesman and fired only when he had no chance of missing.
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Senator Jose Avelino
"What are we in power for?" Was this 'infamous' quote of Filipino politics misquoted after all?
On August 5, 1890, Senate President Jose Avelino was born in Samar. Admitted to the bar in 1914 after finishing law at the University of Santo Tomas, among his schoolmates being Claro M. Recto. Thereafter, he served as Samar representative (1922-1928), and was then elected to the Senate (1928-1935), first under the Democrata Party, and later as Nacionalista.
Prior to being reelected to the Senate in 1946 as a Liberal Party candidate, which body elected him as the nation's first postwar Senate President, Avelino also served executive positions, namely as Labor Secretary and Public Works Secretary, respectively. In 1949, he was considered as presidential timber, but a widely publicized caucus that year affected his chances. The Manila Chronicle placed Avelino's alleged statement "What are we in power for?" in the headlines. An excerpt of the contentious January 16 piece quoted Avelino as follows.
"Why did you have to order an investigation, Honorable Mr. President? If you cannot permit abuses, you must at least tolerate them. What are we in power for? We are not hypocrites. Why should we pretend to be saints when in reality we are not? We are not angels. And besides when we die we all go to hell. Anyway, it is preferable to go to hell where there are no investigations, no Secretary of Justice, no Secretary of Interior to go after us."
Except that it was probably not the exact quote to begin with. For one, Avelino was known to have spoken Spanish, which may raise doubt on the already translated English version that appeared to be a Manila Chronicle exclusive.
Quintin Doroquez wrote on the later testimony of one of the caucus attendees, Ilocos Sur Representative Faustino Tobia, who kept silent in the midst of the election campaign since he was a known supporter of President Elpidio Quirino, then seeking to win a term outright. To recall, Quirino was ushered to the presidency by the untimely death of Manuel Roxas. If Tobia was accurate, assuming he was just as proficient in Spanish, Avelino reportedly said:
"Señor Presidente, no es la verdad que sin hacerlos vigorosamente es traicionar y negar esencialmente nuestros deberes como sirvientes publicos? Para que esta el nuestro mandato del pueblo?"
(Mr. President, is it not the truth that not addressing vigorously these problems is to betray and negate fundamentally our duties as public servants? What for is our mandate from the people?)
Whether or not Tobia was entirely correct in his recollection, Avelino himself did not publicly attempt to clear the misconceptions, perhaps confident of his track record as a statesman, but the election resulted in his loss. In defeat, the first major third party campaign for the Filipino presidency obtained nearly 12 percent of the vote. Avelino retired from public life after finishing his Senate term, and devoted himself to the practice of law until his death on July 21, 1986. Proclamation No. 782, s. 2019 designated Avelino's birth anniversary, August 5, as a special holiday in all Samar Island provinces. Learn more about the Philippine Senate: https://history-ph.blogspot.com/
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Sama-sama nating ipagdiwang ang Buwan ng Kasaysayan ngayong Agosto!
Sa bisa ng Proklamasyon Blg. 339, s. 2012, itinalaga ang Agosto bilang Buwan ng Kasaysayan.
Sama-sama nating ipagdiwang ang Buwan ng Kasaysayan ngayong Agosto!
Sa bisa ng Proklamasyon Blg. 339, s. 2012, itinalaga ang Agosto bilang Buwan ng Kasaysayan. Naghanda ang NHCP kasama ng Local Historical Committees Network at iba pang mga ahensya at organisasyon ng mga gawain upang muling pasiklabin ang pagpapahalaga ng bayan sa mayaman nating kasaysayan.
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Join us in celebrating History Month this August!
By virtue of Proclamation No. 339, s. 2012, the month of August is designated as History Month. The NHCP along with the Local Historical Committees Network and other agencies and organizations have prepared several activities to rekindle people's appreciation for our country's rich history.
Check out the History Month 2022 Official Calendar of Activities HERE: https://qrco.de/bdCuER
Download, print, and repost the official posters HERE: https://tinyurl.com/Kasaysayan2022
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Earthquake Information No.1
Date and Time: 27 July 2022 - 08:43 AM
Magnitude = 7.3
Depth = 025 km
Location = 17.63°N, 120.74°E - 002 km N 20° E of Lagangilang (Abra)
Reported Intensities:
Intensity IV - Quezon City
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https://earthquake.phivolcs.dost.gov.ph/2022_Earthquake_Information/July/2022_0727_0043_B1F.html
“Growing up is a challenge and making a better life for everyone, your family, or even your apo, is hard. But from another perspective, it’s a blessing.”
From spending more time with his family to entering a new chapter of his life as a grandfather, click the link to read how Domagoso is embracing his life as a citizen: https://onemega.co/MPSpotlightIskoMoreno
Text ALEXA VILLANO
Photography KIERAN PUNAY
Art Direction MARC YELLOW
Makeup MARY ANN PARBA
Hairstyling JOF FANTONE for THE COLORBAR PH
Styling ROSHNI MIRPURI and SIYA DARYANI for THE CLOSET CULTURE
Shoot Coordination MJ ALMERO
Sittings Editor MARGA MEDRANO TUPAZ
Shot on location at HOTEL OKURA MANILA
Paano gumawa ng mga ordinansa sa barangay? Kung nais manilbihan sa inyong mga kabarangay ngayong darating na eleksyon register na!
The UP Training and Convention Division (TCD) brings you “Barangay Legislation In Motion: A Webinar on Ordinance and Resolution-Drafting for Barangays” happening on July 30, 2022 (Saturday) from 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM via Zoom.
Join us as we learn about the local legislative process and the technical know-how of drafting and preparing barangay ordinances and resolutions.
This webinar is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Registration is required. To join, please register at: uplaw.ph/brgylegislation.
Please follow the UP Law TCD page for further updates.
Hinangaan ang isang driver na si Juan Carlos Martin sa kanyang pinakitang katapatan ng walang pagdadalawang isip niyang isinauli ang aabot sa P1.6M na pera na kanyang napulot sa Parañaque City.
Sa social media post ni Martin, kanyang sinabi: “Buti na lang pina lake akong mabuting tao ng magulang ko at hinubog ng kapatirang triskelion. pera kikitain yan, pero ang konsensya mahirap kalaban..1.6 million returned.”
Historians and history enthusiasts!
Guiuan hosts one of the country’s biggest historical conferences on August 25-27, 2022!
Historians and history enthusiasts!
The Philippine National Historical Society, Inc. (PNHS), in partnership with the National Commission for Culture and the Arts and the Philippine Social Science Council, is inviting you to the 43rd National Conference on Local and National History, a hybrid conference which will be held on August 25-27, 2022, with the Local Government of Guiuan, Eastern Samar as host.
The Philippine National Historical Society (PNHS) is the oldest professional organization of historians and practitioners of history in the Philippines, founded on February 2, 1941, with the mission to “encourage and undertake the study of Philippine history.”
PNHS conferences and publications have presented researches on national history and local/regional histories that have reflected the diversity of Philippine society and culture.
Now on its 43rd year, the National Conference on Local and National History has been the major platform of the Philippine National Historical Society for the dynamic production of historical knowledge and dissemination of outputs from historical researches.
The conference will be held in St. Mary’s Academy of Guiuan on August 25-27, 2022.
For inquiries, you may contact the local secretariat at [email protected] or 0917 103 4291/0926 707 7276.
See you all in the historic town of Guiuan!
Congrats Manila, Philippines!
Maipagsisigawan at maipagmamalaki natin saan mang sulok ng mundo na: Ang Maynila, ang Kapitolyo ng Pilipinas at proud tayong maging Batang Maynila!
There was a saying before, where Manila goes, the country follows! ☝🏻🇵🇭
Congrats Yorme
07182022
2nd day of the week
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER PARA SA ATING INCOMING SHS STUDENTS! 🗓
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📄 Deadline for creation of OVAP account: July 22, 2022
📃 Deadline for application: July 29, 2022
📃Posting of application results and start of voucher redemption: August 22, 2022
Para makapag-apply, bisitahin ang Online Voucher Application Portal dito: https://ovap.peac.org.ph
“The city really is thriving again. Let Manila entertain you as it has before with its high-end shopping malls, eclectic contemporary art galleries and the edgy music venues of the south,” anang global magazine.
Congratulations Manila!
'WELCOME PO KAYO SA MANILA!'
Kinilala ng global magazine na Time Out ang Lungsod ng Maynila sa bilang isa sa 53 pinakamahusay na lungsod sa mundo, na kasalukuyang nasa ika-34 na puwesto sa inilabas na Index 2022.
BASAHIN:
https://balita.net.ph/2022/07/14/manila-city-pasok-sa-53-best-cities-in-the-world-as-of-2022/
Sergeant Fernando Lamadrid
Sergeant Fernando Lamadrid, recognized leader of the Cavite Mutiny, is one of the historical figures featured in Revolution: 80 Days, a top-tier portrayal of 1872 Philippines in the context of global events. You can have your very own copy of this novel for AS LOW AS 127 pesos today! Get a FREE EXCLUSIVE companion guide for every purchase.
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Synopsis:
They say a revolution usually took 365 days, but could it be possible in just eighty? British gentleman Phileas Fogg drove the world crazy with his uncanny wager to circumnavigate the globe in eighty days, at the wake of the infamous robbery done against the Bank of England. His sensational adventure, however, came to a grim end on his part as he became 20,000 pounds poorer after finishing the journey on the 81st day. The slim loss, meanwhile, did not seem to discourage the populace from proving him right. The following year, 1873, was met with a daring public declaration from two ladies and one gentleman to fulfill the monumental task, this time through an even heftier wager that tripled Fogg’s stakes.
The lone gentleman who stepped up was one of Fogg’s few friends remaining in the Reform Club, the similarly eccentric yet relatively unknown Richard Haze. Intent on redeeming his friend’s convictions and taking his own place in history even as his prosperity was placed on the line, Haze decided to acquire the services of a valet who had sufficient experience and knowledge of the other side of the world in order to avoid Fogg’s fate. He found the person in the Filipino migrant worker Juan Ruiz, who beneath his cheerful façade as a valet, and his limited grasp of the English and Spanish languages was a closely held secret – he was the real bank thief.
Indefinitely detained in London due to utmost diligence of the police force, the disguised Ruiz now found in Haze’s wager a legitimate way for him to escape the country and accomplish the next phase of his ultimate mission. That is, bringing the money to the Philippines in order to fund a revolution there and avenge the failure of the 1872 Cavite Mutiny, an event engraved not only in the archipelago’s history, but also in Ruiz’s personal memory. With both men bent on their respective paths towards redemption and revolution, how would this affect the ever-changing world around them? In an era of brewing instability, how could victory be assured?
Design, layout:
Ukiyoto Publishing. Toronto, Canada.
Cover art derived from:
Gustave Doré "The New Zealander" for London: A Pilgrimage (1872) The British Museum, London, United Kingdom. Print illustration.
Esteban Villanueva "Los Ilocanos Insurgentes del Norte dirigen al Sur" / The Basi Revolt III (1821) Old Carcel Museum, National Museum Ilocos Regional Museum Complex, Vigan, Ilocos Sur, Philippines. Oil on canvas.
Congratulations City of Manila!
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National Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation Week
The National Parks Development Committee joins the nation in celebrating the National Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation Week spearheaded by the National Council on Disability Affairs (Government).
We kick off the celebration with a flag-raising ceremony at the Independence Flagpole Rizal Park Luneta. Come join us as we pay homage to our National Flag!
See you on 18 July 2022, 8:00 am. This is open to the public.
National Historical Commission of the Philippines
Salute To A Clean Flag
Sa araw na ito noong 1960 ay isinilang sa Navotas, Rizal ang lider makabayan at aktibistang si Leandro Alejandro. Higit na kilala sa palayaw na "Lean", isa siya sa mga pinakaprominenteng tagapagsulong ng mga kilusang mag-aaral at manggagawa sa panahon ng Batas Militar.
Matapos mag-aral sa paaralang sekundarya sa St. James Academy sa Malabon na noon ay nasa ilalim ng mga madreng Maryknoll, unang kumuha ng kursong Chemistry si Lean sa Unibersidad ng Pilipinas sa Diliman noong 1978 bilang paghahanda sana sa pag-aaral ng medisina. Subalit matapos kumuha ng mga asignatura sa kasaysayan at agham pampulitika at sa kanyang pagsali sa Campus Crusade for Christ, isang samahan ng mga Kristiyanong estudyanteng nakikisangkot sa mga isyung panlipunan, lumipat siya sa kursong Philippine Studies. Dito ay nagpatuloy ang kanyang mga gawain sa pag-oorganisa ng mga mag-aaral gaya ng Anti-Imperialist Youth Committee (kalaunan ay Youth for Nationalism and Democracy) noong 1980. Naging aktibo rin siya sa pagsusulat sa pahayagang Philippine Collegian.
Bilang lider mag-aaral ay kasangkot siya sa mga malalaking kilos protestang isinagawa matapos ang pagpapawalang-bisa ng Batas Militar at sa pagbisita ni Papa Juan Pablo II noong 1981 at sa pambansang referendum noong 1982. Sa taong iyon rin ay nahalal na pangulo si Lean ng UP College of Arts and Science Student Council at nang sumunod na taon ay naging pangulo naman ng UP Student Council.
Matapos ang pagpaslang kay Senador Ninoy Aquino noong 1983 ay nagpasyang maging full-time sa gawaing aktibismo si Lean. Naging organisador siya ng mga grupong nanawagan ng hustisya para kay Aquino at sa iba pang mga pinaslang at biktima sa ilalim ng rehimeng militar. Napabilang siya sa kilusang Justice for Aquino, Justice for All (JAJA). Kasama naman ni Senador Jose Diokno ay itinatag nila ang Nationalist Alliance for Justice, Freedom, and Democracy (NAJFD) noong 1984. Noong 1985, kasama si Senador Lorenzo Tañada at ang lider-manggagawa na si Crispin Beltran, ay itinatag nila ang Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (BAYAN) kung saan nagsilbi si Lean bilang kauna-unahang secretary general nito.
Noong 1985 ay nabilanggo si Lean matapos hulihin habang namumuno sa isang negosasyon para sa paglaya ng ilang mga estudyanteng ipiniit sa Camp Aguinaldo. Dinala siya sa Fort Bonifacio kung saan siya nakulong nang dalawang buwan nang wala man lang kasong isinasampa laban sa kanya. Sa kabila nito ay patuloy siyang nakikilahok sa kanyang mga organisasyon sa pamamagitan ng mga liham.
Nang magtagumpay ang People Power Revolution at magkaroon ng halalan noong 1987 ay tumakbo siyang kinatawan para sa distrito ng Malabon-Navotas subalit hindi pinalad na manalo.
Noong Setyembre 19, 1987, habang nagmamaneho pabalik sa tanggapan ng BAYAN sa Quezon City ay tinambangan si Lean. Nagtamo siya ng tama ng bala sa mukha at sa leeg na kanyang ikinamatay. Hanggang ngayon ay hindi natutukoy ang mga tao sa likod ng pagpaslang.
Bilang paggunita sa kanya, noong 1997, isinadula ng Leandro L. Alejandro Foundation at ng UP Student Council ang kanyang buhay bilang Lean: A Filipino Musical. Muli itong ipinalabas noong 2013 ng UP Repertory Company. Taong 2015 naman, sinimulang isinagawa ang The Great LEAN Run, isang special distance run and obstacle course na naglalayong gunitain ang mga naganap noong panahon ng Batas Militar. Ginagawa ito taunan sa Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Diliman, hanggang sa pagkakahinto nito dahil sa COVID-19 Pandemic.
on July 11, 1869
Pio Valenzuela was born in Polo, Bulacan July 11, 1869 On July 11, 1869, Pio Valenzuela, a Filipino physician and a major figure during the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonizers, was born in Polo, Bulacan (present day Valenzuela City).