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When the Republic was born (July 4, 1946) conditions were still bad, especially in central and south-central Luzon, where "roving band of bandits and communist-led groups who still defy the government, still remain."


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A notorious invisible government existed in Spanish Philippines. This government was called "frailocracy" meaning rule of the friars. 


During the last decades of the 19th century the Spanish friars were so influential and powerful that they practically ruled the Philippines. 


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With the approval of the member of Congress, it was decided to accept the resignation of the Mabini Cabinet and to form a new one in which should predominate the elements in favor of a conciliatory attitude toward the proclamation of the American Commission offering autonomy.


The new cabinet was formed on May 9 with Pedro A. Paterno as President.


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April 28 also marks the 56th death anniversary of the revered former First Lady.


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Heneral Luna

By Barbara Gonzalez-Ventura | October 9, 2015 - 10:00am

At brunch with my Rizal cousins I had to confess I had not seen Heneral Luna and was terribly embarrassed.

Modern Living

Today in the Past

By Samson Lucero | April 29, 2006 - 12:00am

Today, April 29, 1949, is the burial at the North Cemetery of Mrs. Aurora Aragon Quezon, her daughter Maria Aurora, and her son-in-law Felipe Buencamino III, who were killed by the Huks on their way to Baler. When...

Freeman Opinion

Today in the Past

By Samson Lucero | February 7, 2006 - 12:00am

Today, February 7, 1891, Felipe Buencamino, Sr. informs Dr. Jose Rizal of the status of the dispute with the Dominican over the Calamba state. A notorious invisible government existed in Spanish Philippines. This...

Freeman Opinion

TODAY IN THE PAST

By Samson Lucero | June 18, 2005 - 12:00am

Today June 18, 1899, Apolinario Mabini writes to Felipe Buencamino: "My character is not suited to the restless life of the politician - a life that I have led only out of necessity." With the approval of the member...

Freeman Opinion

Doña Aurora re-burial today at Quezon shrine

April 28, 2005 - 12:00am

The remains of Doña Aurora Aragon Quezon will be laid to rest today next to the tomb of her husband, the late President Manuel Luis Quezon, after a brief but fitting ceremony today at the Quezon Memorial...

Metro

Joy de Castro is the controversial ‘Ina ni Aguinaldo’

By Llita T. Logarta | February 11, 2002 - 12:00am

Strong women with spines of steel are a specialty with stage actress Joy Soler de Castro, who likes nothing better than a juicy role she can sink her teeth in. Her latest, Doña Trinidad Famy-Aguinaldo, mother...

Arts and Culture

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