The textile industry in the Philippines has a long history. In 1931-1940, textiles made up about 20% of the country’s imports1. This shows how vital the textile industry is to the Philippines. Over the years, the industry has seen big changes. Modern machinery and technology have been key for its growth after independence. The Philippines’…
Post-War Era and Third Republic (1946-1972)
The Elusive Flame: Unraveling the Enigma of Licerio Gerónimo 🇵🇭
Have you ever heard whispers of a man, a warrior, who seemed to vanish into thin air, only to reappear when least expected? A man whose name echoed through the mountains, striking fear into the hearts of the colonizers? Today, we dive into the fascinating and complex story of Licerio Gerónimo, a Filipino revolutionary leader…
Remembering President Garcia’s Formosa Remarks
In 1957, President Carlos P. Garcia made a speech that changed a lot. It started a big debate over who should own Formosa (now called Taiwan). His words made people inside and outside the Philippines talk a lot, and they didn’t all agree. For a long time, there was disagreement between the Philippines and Taiwan…
The First Filipino Tycoon: The Life and Legacy of Vicente Madrigal
One man’s journey shaped the path of Philippine business. Vicente María Epifanio López Madrigal (April 5, 1880 – June 6, 1972) was a Spanish Filipino. He was a key businessman, industrialist, and politician in the Philippines during the 20th century. Madrigal created big companies in coal, oil, sugar, cement, shipping, and real estate. This built…
Lapiang Malaya: The Fanatical Political Party in the Philippines
In the 1950s and 1960s, the Philippines saw a unique political group form and then fade away. This was the Lapiang Malaya, a party driven by the strong presence of its leader, Valentin de los Santos. It started in the 1940s and gained members from the countryside in Southern Luzon. They wanted to bring what…
The Philippine Population and Demographic Trends in the Post-War Era (1946-1972)
Welcome to our comprehensive analysis of the population and demographic trends in the Philippines from 1946 to 1972. In this article, we will delve into the data sourced from the esteemed Population Institute at the University of the Philippines to provide you with a detailed understanding of how the population evolved during this crucial time…
The Philippine Environment and Natural Resources in the Post-War Era (1946-1972)
The post-war era in the Philippines, spanning from 1946 to 1972, had a significant impact on the country’s environment and natural resources. This period was marked by economic recovery and political stability, but also by challenges in managing and conserving the country’s natural resources. The government implemented various policies and initiatives to promote economic development…
The Philippine Science and Technology in the Post-War Era (1946-1972)
The period from 1946 to 1972 marked significant advancements in science, technology, innovation, research, and development in the Philippines. This era was crucial for the country’s growth and laid the foundation for future breakthroughs in various fields. During this time, the Philippines experienced a focus on scientific progress and technological advancements. The government recognized the…
The Philippine Literature and Arts in the Post-War Era (1946-1972)
The post-war era from 1946 to 1972 in the Philippines was a transformative period for Philippine literature and arts. It witnessed the emergence of different genres, themes, and styles in Philippine literature and the arts scene. This period showcased the evolution of Philippine cultural expression and the influence of historical events on artistic works. Key…
The Philippine Nationalism and Identity in the Post-War Era (1946-1972)
Filipino nationalism and identity have been deeply rooted in the history of the Philippines. The post-war era from 1946 to 1972 witnessed a surge of nationalism, with a strong sense of patriotism, the display of the flag, and an anthemic pride in the country. During this period, the Philippines sought to establish its true identity…