October 14, 1943 - August 17, 1945
He is 52 yrs. old when he became 3rd President of the Philippines.
the third president of the philippines
Full name of Jose P. Laurel: Jose Paciano Laurel y Garcia. 3rd president of the Philippines.
Jose P. Laurel, was President of the Second Republic of the Philippines from 1943 to 1945. During the Japanese occupation, he served he defended Filipino interests and resisted Japanese efforts to draft Filipinos into the Japanese military service.
Jose Laurel was a Filipino lawyer and politician who served as the President of the Japanese-sponsored Philippine Republic during World War II. He later became the President of the Philippines from 1943 to 1945. Laurel's political career was marked by his collaboration with the Japanese during the war, which remains a controversial aspect of his legacy.
I would say Manuel Roxas unless you consider Jose P. Laurel as the third president of the Philippines. IMO he doesn't count as he was just the "caretaker" of the Philippine government under the Japanese occupation If you consider Laurel as the third president then Sergio Osmena is the fourth president
In 1952, Laurel together with a number of his colleagues, founded the Lyceum of the Philippines of which he was the first president. When he decided to retire from public office in 1957 upon expiration of his term in the Senate, he devoted his time to the Lyceum of the Philippines and the Philippine Banking Corporation which he organized in 1957. He was concurrently president and chairman of the Board of the Lyceum of the Philippines and the Philippine Banking Corporation when he died on November 6, 1959.
President Laurel distinguished himself for his advocacy of women's suffrage and his sponsorship of the Bill of Rights of the Philippine constitution.Hinahanap namin ung mga "CONTRIBUTION"S"!!!!!!! kelangan madami!!!!amf!!! peke naman tong website na 2!!!!!
Jose P. Laurel He is the president under the Second Republic also known as "puppet republic" because many believe that the powers that the president have is all from the Japanese.
One of the controversies during Jose P. Laurel's presidency is his collaboration with the Japanese during World War II. He served as the president of the Japanese-sponsored government in the Philippines, which led to accusations of treason and collaboration. Additionally, his presidency was seen as illegitimate by many, as it was established under Japanese occupation and lacked widespread support from the Filipino people.
He was born on March 9, 1891 in Tanauan City in the Philippines.
Oh, dude, like Jose P. Laurel had some legit issues to deal with during his time as President of the Philippines. He had to navigate through the challenges of World War II, Japanese occupation, and post-war reconstruction. So yeah, his "suliranin" (problems) were no joke, man.