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This is Regine Magsumbol

Regine: Serving you a 10 minutes of fearless and fairness breaking news from here and around
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Renniel: FOR THE HEADLINES

Biographical sketch of Bautista has been revealed

Regine: Background of The Act of Proclamation of Independence of the Filipino People was the
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Renniel: Exposure of the content of the Act of Proclamation of Independence of the Filipino
People

Regine: Contribution of the Act of Proclamation of Independence of the Filipino People was
controversial

Renniel: Relevance of proclamation to this present generation was confirmed

Regine: Biographical sketch of Bautista has been revealed

Here is Kian John Hernandez for the details

KIAN: Was a lawyer and author of the Declaration of Philippine Independence.

Born on December 17, 1830, at Biñan Laguna.

- Father: Gregorio Enriquez Bautista

- Mother: Silvestra Altamira

Died on December 4, 1903, at the age of 73.

Also known as “Don Bosyong”

Studied Law at the University of Sto. Tomas and got a degree in 1865.

This is Kian John Hernandez, your news reporter

Regine: Thank you Kian

Renniel: Background of The Act of Proclamation of Independence of the Filipino People

was the top search

Here is Jenevieve Monterde for more information

JENEVIEVE: 16-page document

It is created from May to June 1898 by Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista and was read on
June 12, 1898, on the balcony of President Emilio Aguinaldo's residence at Kawit, Cavite

Contained aspiration of freedom, sacrifices rule, and revolution that resulted from it.

Copies were distributed

It is found in the National Library of the Philippines.

This document plays a big part in the development of Philippine history.

The declaration was signed by 98 persons.

Jenevieve Monterde, reporting

Renniel: Thank you Ms. Jenevieve

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Regine: Exposure of the content of the Act of Proclamation of Independence of the Filipino
People

Here is Vien Jellah Linga for the updates

VIEN: First, ambrosia began the declaration by saying, “the people of this country are already
tired of bearing the ominous yoke of Spanish domination”. This line alone already speaks
volumes about what it was like during the Spanish occupation.

Second, the document reveals the kind of government which Emilio Aguinaldo initiated in the
country at that time, which was a dictatorship.

Third, the document reveals the true meaning of our national flag, its colors, and its symbols.

Lastly, upon re-examining the document, we realized that there are certain truths that were
overlooked in the document.

This is Vien Jellah Linga, your news reporter

Regine: Thank you Vien

Renniel: Contribution of the Act of Proclamation of Independence of the Filipino People

was controversial

Here is Christel Ona for the details.

CHRISTEL: This Act of Proclamation of the Independence of the Filipino people as the
primary source to remind us, Filipinos to cherish our nation and have a strong sense of
patriotism. What we are now and what we have today are simply the outcomes of a wholehearted
and hard-fought deed to attain so-called freedom. And so, it is now in the hands of today’s
generation whether to continue and flourish what the people in our past, or, let's say, heroes of
the past, did and enjoy the legacy that they have instilled in each and every single one of us or
not. The freedom of the whole Philippines is the cause while those who sacrificed their lives to
attain that freedom are the effect or consequence. After decades of being under other countries’
colonization, the Philippines finally achieved freedom that up until experienced.

Christel Ona, reporting

Renniel: Thank you, Christel

Regine: Relevance of the proclamation to the present generation was confirmed

Here is Kc Martos for full features

KC : As we celebrate every important occasion every year, we Filipinos should never forget to
celebrate the most treasured milestone we achieved in our history, which is the declaration of the
Philippines’ independence. In this modern generation, every Filipino citizen, especially those
youth, has the freedom to live their lives without suffering from the colonization of other
countries. The biggest credit should always be given to our heroes, whose tears, blood, and
sacrifices were led in order to break the chain around the Philippines that was tied by Spain.

Regine: Kc Martos, your news reporter

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