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Rizal Pointers
Rizal Pointers
1956 - the year when the Rizal Law was enacted. Senator Alfredo Lim - He was a Senator who
served in the Philippine Senate from 2004 to 2013.
April 23, 1956 - the date when the Rizal Law was He is known for his involvement in law
passed by the Philippine Congress. enforcement and his efforts to fight corruption
Congressman Jacobo Z. Gonzalez - a Filipino during his time in public service.
statesman who was a co-author of the Rizal Law.
Senator Cipriano Primicias - He was a Senator
who served in the Philippine Senate from 1955 to
1963. He was one of the Senators who sponsored
and supported the passage of the Rizal Law.
Senator Francisco Rodrigo - He was a Senator
who served in the Philippine Senate from 1949 to
1972. He was one of the Senators who sponsored
and supported the passage of the Rizal Law.
Section 1-6 Rizal Law - These are the sections of
the Rizal Law which specify the scope and coverage
of the law. They outline the topics and materials
that should be taught in the courses on the life,
works, and writings of Jose Rizal.
Sentinel - This is a term that refers to a person or
group who serves as a watchful guardian or
protector of something. In the context of the Rizal
Law, the Sentinel is often used to refer to those who
are responsible for ensuring that the law is
implemented and that the teaching of Rizal's life,
works, and writings is properly carried out in
schools.
English version - This refers to the translated
version of Rizal's novels, Noli Me Tangere and El
Filibusterismo, in the English language. These
translations were made to make Rizal's works more
accessible to a wider audience, particularly to
foreigners who may not be familiar with the
Filipino language.
Jesus Paredes - He was a writer and historian who
wrote extensively on the life and works of Jose
Rizal. He is considered an authority on Rizal studies
and has contributed significantly to the
understanding and appreciation of Rizal's legacy.
Jose B. Laurel Jr. - He was a former Senator and
Vice President of the Philippines who also served as
Secretary of Education. He was one of the key
figures who supported the passage of the Rizal Law
and played a significant role in its implementation.