12th of June: The Commemoration of Philippine Independence

 

        Every June 12th, the Philippines celebrates its independence. Emilio Aguinaldo hoisted the Philippine flag for the first time and declared independence in Kawit, Cavite, after hundreds of years under Spanish rule. The Filipino people need to commemorate this day because it marks the beginning of the country's freedom from hundreds of years of colonization.

        Our freedom is precious after centuries of being colonized by various nations. Independence Day is more than simply a celebration for Filipinos; it is a day when we honor the bravery and sacrifices of warriors and heroes who battled for our homeland. Their courage in the face of colonizers, as well as their determination to freeing the country, should be remembered by today and future generations. It is critical not just to commemorate this occasion, but also to remember its significance for the Philippines. Many Filipinos contributed their talents and abilities, as well as their lives, to ensure our independence.

        The Philippines has a long and illustrious history. From the 16th century through the 20th century, the country has experienced many changes, including colonization and wars. Despite this, the Filipinos' strong sense of national identity drove them to struggle for their country's independence. The country's freedom has been achieved by various sacrifices and struggles that have resulted in the loss of many lives. It is now commemorated and celebrated as a National Holiday on June 12th.

References:

https://dayfinders.com/philippine-independence-day/

https://filipiknow.net/things-from-philippine-history-everyone-pictures-incorrectly/