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ezjili Marcos enjoins Filipinos to embody Rizal’s patriotism
2025-01-04
MANILA, Philippines — In observance of Rizal Day on Monday, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” R.Marcos Jr. called on Filipinos to embody the patriotism and civic virtues of national hero Dr. Jose P. Rizal.
“As we remember his noble works and honorable life, let us take to heart his words and ideals that awakened the consciousness of our forebears and stirred a national movement for freedom,” Marcos said in his Rizal Day message.
Article continues after this advertisement“I call on my fellow Filipinos to look back in pride and embody all the things he cherished-love of country, dedication to the truth, and commitment to the betterment of our people,” he continued.
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“Truly, it is through Dr. Rizal’s works that one can realize that true change can begin within us, especially when we stand firm on the issues that we face today,” he said.
Article continues after this advertisementThe President further encouraged the public to be catalysts of change and remain, firm believers, that they can contribute to the country.
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Article continues after this advertisement“Whether in service to our communities, in the pursuit of knowledge, or in uplifting the marginalized, let us make decisions that will echo his resolve,” Marcos said.
online casino no deposit bonus keep what you win Article continues after this advertisement“May we rise as a nation, ever unyielding, in our shared quest for a brighter and stronger Bagong Pilipinas that we can be proud of. I wish everyone a solemn observance. Mabuhay si Dr. José Rizal!,” he added.
Earlier in the day, Marcos led the commemoration of the 128th death anniversary of Rizal. He offered a wreath at the Rizal Monument in Luneta.
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