The National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) stands as the primary government agency in the Philippines dedicated to the preservation, promotion, and research of Philippine history. It is a vital custodian of the nation’s memory, tasked with ensuring that the rich and complex tapestry of the past is remembered, understood, and honored by present…
The Philippines declared Martial Law on September 23, 1972. This event started a 14-year rule by President Ferdinand Marcos. It deeply changed the country’s politics, economy, and society. To learn more, visit Philippine History and explore Martial Law’s complexities. The economy suffered a lot during Martial Law. Foreign debt rose from $278 million in 1965…
Did the Catholic Church change its view on slavery over time? How did the friars in the Philippines react to Pope Gregory XIV’s slavery order? We’ll explore the Friar’s reply to Gregory XIV’s decree. We’ll also look at the effect of this response in the Philippines. This will show us the complex link between the…