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Inquirer Opinion on MSNReadings on the Philippine revolutionCollege-level Philippine history is now taught using primary sources in a course called “Readings in Philippine History.” Its acronym, “RIPH,” reflects students’ feedback on death by boredom. The ...
Journalists and Filipino American activists reflect on the revolt they helped shape, both in the Philippines and the Bay Area ...
Historians suggest that the roots of the Philippine revolution began with building of the Suez Canal in 1869. With access to Europe, Filipinos were exposed to new ideas about freedom and returned ...
The question of “revolution”, of course ... So, dear reader, where does that leave the Philippines? It’s easy to dismiss our domestic politics as more “noise” than “signal”, namely ...
Minted MLA event features rare exhibits, expert-led seminars, and exclusive auction of historic collectibles Stepping into ...
Seen as a significant milestone in Philippine history, the Quezon City government on Thursday inaugurated the country’s first-ever women’s museum.
Centra Philippine University | File photo Manila ... The EDSA People Power Revolution is a remarkable moment in modern-day history of the world, and became a global symbol of democracy, proving ...
The state of pension funds The Philippine Institute for Development Studies conducted a study in 2018 showing that the Philippines will be an aging population by 2032, when at least seven percent of ...
was reported to have played a crucial role in the revolution. Linked by a shared goal of restoring democracy in the Philippines, the friends recalled how they never lost hope, despite seemingly in ...
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