CARNATION REVOLUTION

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 We recently re-opened our embassy in Lisbon with Philip Lhuillier technically as the first resident-ambassador.

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                    [Summary] => The Makati mutineers had fancied themselves as the "new Filipino heroes" out to wage "the last revolution ... towards a new Philippine order." They called themselves the Magdalo, after Emilio Aguinaldo’s Katipunan faction that drove the Spaniards out of Cavite before Independence in 1898. Upon taking power, they were to implement a National Recovery Program (NRP) for "moral and cultural change to free the country from greed, graft, oppression, ignorance and helplessness."


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Our historical ties with Portugal

March 30, 2014 - 12:00am

 We recently re-opened our embassy in Lisbon with Philip Lhuillier technically as the first resident-ambassador.

Opinion

Erap would have been reinstated –for 3 days

By GOTCHA | By Jarius Bondoc | July 30, 2003 - 12:00am

The Makati mutineers had fancied themselves as the "new Filipino heroes" out to wage "the last revolution ... towards a new Philippine order." They called themselves the Magdalo, after Emilio...

Opinion