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1983, August 21: Benigno 'Ninoy' Aquino Jr.'s Ultimate Sacrifice

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1983, August 21: Benigno 'Ninoy' Aquino Jr.'s Ultimate Sacrifice

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Senator Benigno 'Ninoy' Aquino Jr. made the ultimate sacrifice for democracy when he returned to the Philippines despite knowing the risks. His assassination at the Manila International Airport (now named after him) became a catalyst for the People Power Revolution. He fought against the Marcos dictatorship through peaceful means and inspired millions of Filipinos to stand up for their rights.

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1986: Corazon Aquino Leads the People Power Revolution

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1986: Corazon Aquino Leads the People Power Revolution

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Corazon 'Cory' Aquino, the first female president of the Philippines, led the peaceful People Power Revolution at EDSA. A simple housewife turned democracy icon, she restored democracy to the Philippines after the Marcos dictatorship. Her presidency focused on rebuilding democratic institutions and promoting people's rights.

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Girl Scouts of the Philippines National Headquarters

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Josefa Llanes Escoda, founder of the Girl Scouts of the Philippines, dedicated her life to women's suffrage and social work. Her work in establishing the Girl Scouts headquarters in Manila has inspired generations of young Filipino women to become leaders and serve their communities.

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Jesse Robredo began his journey of public service in Naga City, where he would later become mayor and transform it into one of the most improved cities in Asia. His 'tsinelas' leadership style emphasized humble service and direct connection with the people. He later served as DILG Secretary until his tragic death in 2012.

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1992: Jaime Cardinal Sin at Manila Cathedral

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1992: Jaime Cardinal Sin at Manila Cathedral

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Cardinal Jaime Sin played a crucial role in the restoration of democracy through his spiritual leadership. From the Manila Cathedral, he rallied people to join the peaceful EDSA revolution. His radio broadcasts calling for people to protect military defectors became instrumental in the success of People Power.

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Senator Lorenzo Tañada, known as the 'Grand Old Man of Philippine Politics,' was a steadfast nationalist who fought against the presence of US military bases. At UP Diliman, he led numerous rallies and inspired students to fight for sovereignty and justice. He was a prominent opposition leader during Martial Law.

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1986: June 30: President Cory's Inauguration at Club Filipino

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1986: June 30: President Cory's Inauguration at Club Filipino

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Club Filipino in San Juan became the site of a historic moment when Corazon Aquino took her oath as the legitimate President of the Philippines. This act of defiance against the Marcos regime symbolized the restoration of democracy and became a pivotal moment in Philippine history.

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1983: Chino Roces Leads Protests at Mendiola

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1983: Chino Roces Leads Protests at Mendiola

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Joaquin 'Chino' Roces, founder of the Manila Times and ABC-5, led numerous protests against the Marcos dictatorship at Mendiola Bridge. Despite his age, he fearlessly joined street demonstrations and used his newspaper to expose corruption and human rights violations.