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When did Tejeros Convention happen?
Tejeros Convention happened on 1897-03-22.
What is zip code of barangay tejeros makati city d gomez?
1204 LA PAZ/ SINGKAMAS/ TEJEROS Makati
What is acta de tejeros?
It proclaims that the convention held at Tejeros the previous day had been so disorderly, so tarnished by skullduggery, that its decisions were illegitimate and invalid.
Why did Emilio aguinaldo kill Andres bonifacio?
Emilio Aguinaldo kill Andres Bonifacio because of the tejeros convention and the documentary ''ACTA DE TEJEROS'' and Aguinaldo think that Bonifacio can be a hindrance in there plans, -adrianG
What is the contribution of josephine bracken during the Philippine revolution in nursing work?
Installed a field hospital in an estate house in Tejeros: provided nursing care to the wounded night and day
Ano ang simbolo ng kulay pula sa watawat ng pilipinas?
ang ating bandila ang simbolo ng ating kalayaan
Why did Bonifacio rejected the results of the tejeros convention?
Because when Bonifacio was elected as director of the interior Daniel Tirona of Kawit questioned Bonifacio's ability to hold that job. Tirona said the position needed someone with a law degree. This angered Bonifacio and declared, as the leader of the Katipunan, that the results of the convention were unlawful.
What actors and actresses appeared in Las juanas - 1997?
The cast of Las juanas - 1997 includes: Mile as Terezalsura Xilena Aycardi as Juana Manny Angie Cepeda as Juana Valentina Astrid Junguito as Margarita Cruz Rafael Novoa as Ruben Calixto Salguero Carolina Sabino as Juana Matilde Evelin Santos as Maria Delia Espina Catherine Siachoque as Juana Caridad Susana Torres as Juana Bautista Nicolas Tovar as Miguel Tejeros Miguel Varoni as Manuel F. Cuadrado Fernando Villate as Todoelmundo
What is the Zip Code of Makati City?
Makati1200: Makati Central Post Office1201: Fort Bonifacio (now part of Taguig City)1202: Fort Bonifacio Naval Station1203: San Antonio Village1204: La Paz, Singkamas, and Tejeros1205: Santa Cruz1206: Kasilawan1207: Carmona and Olympia1208: Valenzuela (includes Rizal, San Miguel, and Santiago Villages)1209: Bel-Air1210: Poblacion1211: Guadalupe Viejo (includes Palm Village)1212: Guadalupe Nuevo (includes Visayan Village)1213: Pinagkaisahan - Pitogo1214: Cembo1215: West Rembo1216: East Rembo and Malapad na Bato1217: Comembo1218: Pembo1219: Forbes Park North1220: Forbes Park South1221: Dasmariñas Village North1222: Dasmariñas Village South1223: San Lorenzo Village1224: Makati Commercial Center1225: Urdaneta Village1226: Ayala Avenue-Paseo de Roxas1227: Salcedo Village1228: Greenbelt1229: Legaspi Village1230: Pio del Pilar1231: Pasong Tamo and Ecology Village1232: Magallanes Village1233: Bangkal1234: San Isidro1235: PalananBig users0700: Plain-Truth0701: Colgate Palmolive Philippines0702: Citibank0703: Sarmiento Enterprises0704: Producers Bank0705: Union Ajinomoto0706: Faith Embassy0707: Canadian Embassy0708: Philippine National Oil Company0709: A-Z Direct Marketing0710: American Express0711: Land Bank of the Philippines0712: Prudential Bank0713: BPI Family Savings Bank0714: Philippine Manila Mission0715: Marcopper Mining Corporation0716: Allied Bank0717: Diners Club0718: International Center for Aquatic Resources0719: Security Bank0720: Bank of the Philippine Islands0721: Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company0722: World Executive Digest0723: Japanese Embassy0724: Sun Life Financial0725: Insular Life Assurance Company0726: Equitable PCI Bank0727: Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation0728: United Coconut Planters Bank0729: Not used0730: Zuellig Pharma0731: BCD Direct Marketing0732: Export and Industry Bank0733-0739: Not used0740: Sycip, Gorres and Velayo0750: Philippine Airlines0760: Pilipinas Shell (subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell)0770: ACCRA Law Offices0780: Mead Johnson Philippines0788: Directories Pilipinas Corporation0790: Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific
What actors and actresses appeared in Tatlo silang tatay ko - 1982?
The cast of Tong tatlong tatay kong pakitong kitong - 1998 includes: Rey Abella as Goon Babalu as Bobby Tazy as Puzzy Cita Astals as Cita Jessie Baldomero as Goon Bonel Balingit as Jack Christian Banzil as Goon Bernardo Bernardo as Diday Roberto Casilac as Vendor Romeo Caunin as Goon Willy Constantino as Goon Johnnie Contreras as Goon Jaime Cuales as Goon Serena Dalrymple as Jingle Rozel Danzon as Mailman Nonong de Andres as OCW Applicant Ariel De Guzman as Goon Perry de Guzman as Goon Andy de Hveyra as Goon Moises Del Rosario as Goon Freddie Elasigue as Fred Rigor Ferrer as Goon Mark Gil as Eric Wilson Go as Don 1 Bobot Himacas as Goon Joe Jardy as Goon Boy Lumbre as Goon Nards Maso as Goon Artemio Mendoza as Goon Nero Miranda as Goon Pocholo Montes as Don Pocholo Lara Morena as Cristy Brian Murdoch as American Burt Murdoch as American Bret Murdoch as American Buddy Norton as Padre Roman Bonsai Onyo as Goon Rey Palenzuela as Goon Rene Pascual as Goon Don Pepot as Mr. L.A. Guy Boots Peralta as Goon Pong Pong as Goon Freddie Quizon as Freddie Brandon Ramirez as Jimmy Robert Rivera as Robert Beverly Salviejo as OCW Applicant Nemie Samson as Goon Romy Tolosa as Goon Del Tupaz as Goon Leo Valdez as Carol Max Vera as Max Bobby Villacorta as Goon Cesar Villanueva as Goon Redford White as Alvin
Important events in psychology in the history of the Philippines?
The Spanish RegimeMarch 17, 1521. Ferdinand Magellan, a Portuguese navigator accidentally landed in the island of Samar.March 31, 1521. The first Catholic mass was held in Limasawa, an island in the south of Leyte.April 27, 1521. Magellan died in the hands of a chieftain, Lapu-lapu, from his strong will to invade the island of Mactan.February 13 1565. Another group of explorers headed by General Miguel Lopez de Legazpi, arrived in Cebu and insisted their claim for the island.June 3, 1571. After defeating Raja Sulayman in a battle in Bangkusay, Martin de Goiti claimed autonomy of Manila.June 24, 1571. Legazpi established Manila as the capital city with himself as Governor-General.April 14, 1617. The Spanish fleet headed by Juan Ronquillo prevented the British attempt to invade Manila in the battle of Playa-Homda.October 3, 1646. For the second time, the Spanish fleet defeated the British warship in Manila Bay. This event is commemorated in a yearly feast called " La Naval de Manila".October 5, 1762. The British fleet defeated the Spanish warship allowing the British rule the country for two years.March 17, 1764. The British surrendered the country to Spain after losing a battle during the seven-year war between them.October 31, 1829. Francisco Dagohoy, a cabeza de barangay of Bohol and the leader of the longest uprising (8 years), surrendered to the Spaniards.September 6, 1834. Manila was opened to international trade leading to a remarkable transformation of its economy.February 15, 1889. The establishment of La Solidaridad, the newspaper founded by Graciano Lopez Jaena to voice out the Filipinos cry for reforms.September 18, 1891. Jose Rizal finished his novel El Filibusterismo following the first, Noli Me Tangere. Both portrayed the struggling life of the Filipinos under the Spanish rule.July 3, 1892. Jose Rizal established La Liga Filipina, a civic movement aimed at reuniting Filipinos to act together for reforms and autonomy from the unjust administration of the Spaniards.July 7, 1892. Jose Rizal was captured and exiled to Dapitan in Mindanao. There he served as a doctor, a scientist and a teacher to the locals.July 7, 1892. At the same day of Rizal's capture, Andres Bonifacio, Teodoro Plata and Valentin Diaz established the "Katipunan", a revolutionary movement aimed to fight for freedom against Spain.August 19, 1896. The Spaniards learned the Katipunan movement that resulted to a massive capture of many Filipinos.August 23, 1896. Bonifacio and his fellow Katipuneros tore their cedulas or residence certificates while shouting "Long live the Philippines", during their preparation for battle. This was marked as the historic Cry of Balintawak.August 25, 1896. The Katipuneros headed by Bonifacio had their first encounter with the Spanish civil guards and infantrymen. Due to strong forces and large presence of the Filipino troops, both camps of the Spaniards retreated. But in the end, Filipinos lost the battle when the latter came back with large number of fighters and stronger ammunition.Setember 12, 1896. A group of revolutionaries from Cavite were executed. They are now known as the "Trece Martires de Cavite" or the thirteen martyrs of Cavite.December 30, 1896. Jose Rizal was executed by firing squad in Bagumbayan (now called Rizal Park) after being held captive at fort Santiago in Intramuros, Manila.March 22, 1897. The Katipuneros elected a new set of officers to replace the Katipunan. This was held in Tejeros, San Francisco de Malabon and was called the Tejeros Convention. Bonifacio diisolved the convention after Daniel Tirona, an associate of Emilio Aguinaldo, questioned his professional credibility as the director of the interior without a Lawyer's diploma. Aguinaldo's group won and considered Bonifacio and his men enemies of the revolution.May 10, 1897. Andres Bonifacio and his brother Procopio were excuted in Mt. Tala, Cavite after an unjust trial headed by General. Mariano Noriel, an associate of Emilio Aguinaldo.April 23, 1897. A new Spanish Governor named Fernando Primo de Rivera arrived in Manila for the purpose of minimizing the thriving rebellion of the Filipinos. He issued a decree to grant pardon to those who would surrender to the Spanish government.December 15, 1897. Primo de Rivera and Pedro Paterno signed the Truce of Biak-na-Bato allowing a temporary ceasefire between the Spanish and the Filipinos.December 27, 1897. Aguinaldo and his associates voluntarily moved to Hongkong for the amount of P800,000.January 20, 1898. Periodic battles between the Filipinos and the Spaniards erupted due to mutual suspicion. General Francisco Makabulos of Tarlac established a provisional government. The arrest and imprisonment of suspected rebels continued and despite the Truce, the revolution persisted.American OccupationFebruary 14, 1898. The Spaniards bombed the American fleet "Maine" in Havana, Cuba killing 246 people.April 25, 1898. The United States declared war against Spain ordering Commodore George Dewy to attack the spanish fleet in the Philippines.May 1, 1898. Manila Bay turned into a massive battle field between United States and Spain. The Americans defeated the Spanish fleet led by Admiral Patricio Montojo.June 12, 1898. General Emilio Aguinaldo, who had returned from Hongkong, proclaimed Philippine independence at his mansion in Kawit, Cavite.August 13, 1898. A mock battle between the Spanish and the Americans occured forbidding the participation of Filipino soldiers. Later, Manila was surrendered by Spain to the United States.December 10, 1898. Without the knowledge of the Filipinos, Spain surrendered the Philippines (along with Puerto Rico and Guam) to the United States in exchange of $20 million under the Treaty of Paris.January 23, 1899. General Emilio Aguinaldo was sworn into office as the president of the Philippine Republic and at the same time promulgated The Malolos Constitution.June 5, 1899. General Antonio Luna was killed by soldiers from the Kawit Company in Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija.December 2, 1900. The young general, Gregorio del Pilar died while fighting against the Americans in the Battle of Pasong Tirad (Tirad Pass).March 23, 1901. Emilio Aguinaldo was captured by the Americans headed by Col. Frederick Funston with the help of some Filipinos in Palanan, Isabela.October 16, 1907. The first Philippine Assembly was inaugurated at Manila Grand Opera House. Sergio Osmena was elected as speaker and Manuel L. quezon as Majority Floor Leader.Occtober 13, 1913. The Underwood-Simons Law took effect, allowing an open trade between the United States and the Philippines.August 29,1916. The Jones Law was signed allowing the existence of the Philippine Legislature and promising the Philippine independence from the United States.August 26, 1930. Crisanto Evangelista established the Communist Party of the Philippines or CPP as a peasant's rebel movement and was later joined by farmers and even professionals.December 7, 1933. Frank Murphy, the last American Governor, granted Philippine women the right to vote.March 24, 1934. President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Tydings McDuffie Act as to allow the drafting of the Philippine Constitution and to establish the Philippine Commonwealth, an agreement to liberate the Philippines in ten years.March 23, 1935. Pres. Roosevelt approved the plebiscite on the constitution for the new Republic. Claro M. Recto presided the Philippine Constitution, which was mainly patterned after the American Constitution, over the Constitutional Convention.September 18, 1935. Manuel L. Quezon was elected President of the Commonwealth and Sergio Osmena as the Vice President.World War II and the Japanese OccupationDecember 7, 1941. The Japanese bombed the Pearl Harbor, a US military base in Hawaii. The Philippines WA attacked ten hours after the bombing.December 25 1941. General Douglas MacArthur declared Manila as an "open city" but the Japanese ignored and still continued its attack.March 29, 1942. Luis Taruc established the anti-Japanese guerrilla movement HUKBALAHAP ( Hukbo ng Bayan Laban sa Hapon).April 9, 1942. On this day, the "Fall of Bataan" and the infamous "Death March" took place. Around 76,000 starving Americans and Filipino soldiers surrendered to the Japanese in Bataan. The Japanese led their captives on a cruel hike from Mariveles, Bataan to Camp O'donnell in Capas, Tarlac. Around 7,000 to 10,000 men perished from starvation during the ten-day march while some were luckily pulled out secretly by watching civilians.May 6, 1942. Corregidor, the last U.S. Defense Base of Filipino-American troops under Jonathan Wainwright, fell under Commander Homma of the Japanese Imperial Forces.October 24, 1944. This day the prominent battle of Leyte Gulf took place, where the island of Leyte was filled massively with an amphibious force of 700 vessels and 174,000 army and navy servicemen. By December 1944, the islands of Leyte and Mindoro had been cleared of the Japanese.September 2, 1945. Right after the war in the Pacific, Japan surrendered to the Americans. The Philippines later was granted its independence but with over a million Filipino casualties. More than 60,000 Americans died and 300,000 Japanese lost their lives.The Philippine RepublicApril 30, 1946. The Tydings Rehabilitation Act was signed, giving the Americans equal freedom and previlige to use the natural resources of the Philippines.July 4, 1946. Manuel Roxas became the first President of the Philippine Republic.March 14, 1947. The Treaty of General Relations was signed, allowing the US Military Bases to be installed in the Philippines for 99 years.April 17, 1948. Elpidio Quirino suceeded Manuel Roxas as the president when the latter died of heart attack. Alarmed by the growing armed members of Hukbalahap Movement, Quirino tried to negotiate with its leader Luis Taruc.November 10, 1953. Ramon Magsaysay was elected the new President and Carlos P. Garcia as Vice President. Known to be the leader of the poor, Magsaysay, initiated many local infrastracture projects and established special courts to resolve disputes between landlords and tenants.May 17, 1954. Hukbalahap leader Luis Taruc surrendered to the government, signalling the decline of the movements threat.March 17, 1957. President Ramon Magsaysay died in an airplane crash in Manunggal, Cebu.November 11, 1961. Diosdado Macapagal won the presidential election and replaced President Carlos P. Garcia.May 12, 1962. Soon after taking office, President Macapagal proclaimed June 12 as a national holiday in commemoration of Philipine Independence instead of July 4. General Emilio Aguinaldo, who first proclaimed Philippine independence in 1898, was the Guest of Honor at the first celebration of of Philippine Independence on June 12, 1962.August 8, 1963. President Macapagal signed the Agricultural Land Reform Code.November 9, 1965. Ferdinand Marcos was elected the 6th president of the Philippine Republic. He made extravagant spendings on public works, building roads, bridges, health centers, hospitals, schools and putting up urban beautification projects.August 8, 1967. The Association of Southeast Asian Nation (ASEAN) was organized after a meeting in Manila.December 26, 1968. Jose Maria Sison reestablished the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) as a Stalinist-Maoist Political Party.November 11, 1969. Marcos was re-elected as president.June 1, 1971. a bomb exploded at Plaza Miranda during a political rally of the Liberal Party. There were around 100 casualties and 10 deaths. Starting that time, the popularity of Benigno Aquino and his Liberal Party grew rapidly. Marcos blamed the communists for suspicious bombing.September 21, 1972. Marcos declared martial law under the proclamation No. 1801. Many opposition leaders including Benigno Aquino, journalists and activists were detained in Fort Bonifacio under martial law.
What are popular hobbies in Honduras?
Arrival of football in HondurasThere are many theories on how football started practice in Honduras. In the Atlantic Cost, caused by the increasing exportation of bananas in the cities of La Ceiba and Tela in that time they were the most important ports of the country. Julio Luis Ustariz, a son of French immigrants wrote some memories that some merchants gave him a soccer ball in 1896 as a gift in Puerto Cortes. Since then soccer had been in practice in Honduras.But until 1906 an official document by the republic's government hired a Guatemalan professor named Miguel Saravia to teach soccer at the Escuela Normal de Varones in Tegucigalpa. In 1909, three years after the arrival of the professor Saravia; the Spanish monk Niglia made soccer appear at the Instituto Salesiano San Miguel in Comayagua.Football became popular, especially in higher classes, although it couldn't compete against baseball which at the time was the most popular sport until 1917. The team known as Juventud Olimpica founded in 1912 became Club Deportivo Olimpia.Like Olimpia other clubs were founded in Tegucigalpa, like the teams Lituania, Signos, Trebol, Honduras, Atletico Deportes, La Nueva Era, Colon and Spring, all of which don't exist now.It was until 1925 which football became to gain strength in the second most important city, San Pedro Sula with the foundation of Club Deportivo Marathón. For some historians of that era, before Marathon (was named after a rugby ball) there was a club named Club Patria but with very small amount of duracion, the president of the Republic, Dr. Miguel Paz Barahona named the sporting fields Patria Marathon.The year 1926 a team surged which was were a lot of good players and for many, the real birth of what is now today Olimpia, Argentina and Espana (known as los Tejeros) which had a training camp at Barrio Guanacaste, Tegucigalpa.In the year 1928 Club Deportivo Motagua was born, the name was given since at the time the river Motagua was being in dispute between Guatemala and Honduras. The enthusiastic Dr. Marco Antonio Ponce and the writer and poet Marco Antonio Rosa decided name "Motagua" for the disappearance of "America Aguila" and "Honduras Atletica"In San Pedro Sula, a year later 1929 España (known since 1977 as Real Club Deportivo España) was founded.History of the leagueIn the 1930s, soccer experienced a surge in popularity in the country. In 1948 with the birth of the Francisco Morazán Major Football League, the idea to organize football began to take shape. Olimpia, Federal, Motagua, Argentina and Real España are the pioneers of the Liga Mayor. In 1948 the first championship began in the recently inaugurated Estadio Tiburcio Carias Andino as Victoria were made champions by beating Motagua; and three years later, in 1951, they repeated the trick. Due to the high support the League received at this time, the Confederacy Sports School Extra of Honduras {F.N.D.E.H.} was founded.The cancellation of the court of the Stadium "Municipal" of San Pedro Sula was the catalyst that caused the sport's leaders of the northern and central parts of Honduras to join forces and caused the disappearance of the F.N.D.E.H.On March 8, 1951, Juan Manuel Galvez gave life to the F.N.D.E.H. when he signed the presidential decree I number 97 and he vouched for the execution of the first Sports Congress that was carried out in the installations of the abandoned "National Gymnasium Rubén Alleys Valentine".A decade after the creation of the F.N.D.E.H. and under the leadership of Hémerito F. Hernández, and also under Féderico Bunker Aguilar who had pioneered CONCACAF's creation at the same time, the idea to create the First National League of Soccer took shape between 1962 and 1963. Thanks in part to the aid of executives such as Alejandro Talbott that had studied in Mexico, the structure of that country's league was copied. On Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 April, 1964 the 15th National Congress created the league. The 15th National Congress also started the National League Not Fan of Honduras, LINAFUTH, that was founded May 10, that year.The president of the Sports Confederacy was Oscar Kafati and the secretary was journalist Andrés Towers Son. Severa teams sent delegates. These included Olimpia, Troya, España, Honduras de El Progreso, Vida, Marathón, Motagua, La Salle, and Atlético Español Glidden. Those delegates were chosen to be to the first Provisional Board of Directors that remained headed by: President Oscar Lara Mejía, Secretary: José T. Castañeda, Treasurer: Jesus J. Handal, Fiscal: Humberto Soriano Aguilar and vocal: Oscar Kirckonell, Alfredo Bueso, René Bendeck.The first date of the new National League was July 18, 1965, with the following results: Olimpia 3:0 Marathón; España 1:0 Troya; Honduras 3:0 Atlético Español; Vida 4:1 Motagua; and Platense 6:2 La Salle. Pedro Deras of El Progreso de Honduras was the first scorer of the National League in the 5th minute against Atlético Español. Platense was the first professional champion of Honduras winning the three rounds; and Atlético Español finished last, but there was no relegation.The actual teams of the first division are (alphabetically): Deportes Savio, Hispano, Marathón, Motagua, Olimpia, Platense, Real España, Real Juventud, Victoria, and Vida.An interesting fact is that Real España is the only non-Spanish club that has been condecorated by the Spanish royalty (which is the origin of the "Real" part in Real España). That means that Real España is just as royal or "Real" than Real Madrid, Real Valladolid, Real Mallorca, and others. Nevertheless, Real Juventud included that part in the team's name without receiving any condecoration.
