The document outlines several key constitutions in Philippine history:
- The 1899 Malolos Constitution was the first but was never enforced due to the Philippine-American War.
- The 1943 constitution was established under Japanese occupation but was ignored after World War II.
- The 1935 Commonwealth Constitution established the commonwealth government but was interrupted by World War II.
- The 1973 constitution aimed to introduce parliamentary democracy but ultimately established authoritarian presidential powers.
- The 1987 post-Martial Law constitution was drafted and adopted under President Corazon Aquino to replace the 1973 constitution.
The document outlines several key constitutions in Philippine history:
- The 1899 Malolos Constitution was the first but was never enforced due to the Philippine-American War.
- The 1943 constitution was established under Japanese occupation but was ignored after World War II.
- The 1935 Commonwealth Constitution established the commonwealth government but was interrupted by World War II.
- The 1973 constitution aimed to introduce parliamentary democracy but ultimately established authoritarian presidential powers.
- The 1987 post-Martial Law constitution was drafted and adopted under President Corazon Aquino to replace the 1973 constitution.
The document outlines several key constitutions in Philippine history:
- The 1899 Malolos Constitution was the first but was never enforced due to the Philippine-American War.
- The 1943 constitution was established under Japanese occupation but was ignored after World War II.
- The 1935 Commonwealth Constitution established the commonwealth government but was interrupted by World War II.
- The 1973 constitution aimed to introduce parliamentary democracy but ultimately established authoritarian presidential powers.
- The 1987 post-Martial Law constitution was drafted and adopted under President Corazon Aquino to replace the 1973 constitution.
Timeline of the Philippine Laws in History (Constitution after martial
law) – President Corazon Aquino decide to make a new constitution. –march 1986, president Aquino proclaimed a transitional 1899 Constitution (Malolos The 1943 Constitution- was the constitution to last for a Constitution) - The 1899 Malolos constitution of the Japanese-sponsored year while constitution Constitution was never enforced due to Second Republic of the Philippines commission draft a the ongoing war. The Philippine was (1943-1945). it was recognized as permanent constitution. In effectively a territory of the United legitimate and binding only in 1986, constitutional States upon signing the TREATY OF japanese-controlled areas of the convention was created, PARIS between Spain and the United Philippines but was ignored by the February 2, 1987, the States, transferring sovereignty of the United States government in-exile constitution was finally Philippines on December 10, 1898. adopted.
1899-1901 1943- 197
1945 3- 1973 Constitution (Constitutional 1935 Constitution (Commonwealth 1935- Authoritarianism) – The constitution 1973- 198 Constitution) – The commonwealth was briefly interrupted by the events 1973 supposed to introduce a 1986 6 parliamentary-style of government. of the World War II, with the It was postponed because Markos Japanese occupying the Philippines feared that public might reject the Afterwards, upon liberation, the constitution. The constitution was Philippines was declared an merely the way for the president to independent Republic on july 4, keep executive powers, abolished 1946. senate, functioned as the authoritarian presidential system with powers concentrated in the hands of the president.