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Case of Gov. Ricardo Miranda

Reading Primary Sources

Appointed Governor 1945-46

Ricardo Miranda

ELECTED Governor 1948-51

During the 3rd Republic

Ricardo Miranda

Japanese period

•1942-1945• 15,000 Japanese in Davao

• “Little Tokyo”

ELECTED Governor 1948-51

During the 3rd Republic

Ricardo Miranda

Appointed Governor 1945-46

Oath was issued on January 10, 1947

President Osmena

Ricardo Miranda

• The oath was issued on January 10, 1947 The oath taking on January 1, 1948

• It became Notary to the Public December 31,1948

authenticate the execution of certain classes of documents

Won on January 1, 1947

Sta. Cruz - Formality

Oath taking

• Declared winner on January 1, 1948 at 12 midnight

• The oath taking on January 1, 1948 at 12:05

Why was relieved of his duty in 1946?

Issue: Driving away the Cebuanos and the Boholanos in Davao Region.

What else do we know about Ricardo Miranda?

• Loong Bohol

• Documents during the post war rehabilitation of Davao

• Region of Davao

Pres. Carlos P. Garcia

• Letter dated August 5, 1957

• To express his thanks of support to their party (Liberal Party) and hoping that they will win on November election.

• Issue on government funds mis-used.

Who is BOROBOG?

Ricardo Miranda

Problems encountered by miranda?

Recognitions (Paper) 2_X• Gordo – Well written paper

• Foronda – Detailed

• Gaceta, Diamante, Lacanaria, Lao and Malate (Analysis)

• Best Paper: Espanola – Concise and

• Well written

• Villanueva/Aclan for the cover page

Recognitions (paper) 2_B

• Marcy: Well written paper

• Yu- Detailed

• Anor- Format

• Emboscado-Interesting opening and closing parts- good writer

• Doromal and Gallemit – Great Title

• Domingo – good story teller

• Pacheco – Great Historian

• Doctolero – Detailed

• Gallardo – effective use of quotation.

Sona (State of the nation address)• is an annual address by the President of the

Philippines to the Congress of the Philippines. • It is required by 1987 Constitution of the

Philippines and• must be delivered every fourth Monday of

July at the Batasang Pambansa Complex in Batasan Hills, Quezon City.

Points

Sona – state of the nation address

• 2012 – Report Kay Boss• 2011- Wang Wang• 2010 – Tuwid na Daan

Salient points

• Cited Economic achievements including $1 billion loan the Philippines granted to the Internationl Monetary Bank (IMF)

• Free Education – 4.57 million students who could not go to school before due to poverty are now able to study.

• 30,000 nurses deployed to over 36, 000 barangays.• Inherited 8% unemployment rate has reduced to 6.9%• AFP Modrenization

“Filipino made change possible, change comes from the citizenry.”

Article: Development is breaking the culture of silence

Physical poverty is really not serious as greater poverty afflicts us and this the poverty of the spirit. (Jose 2008)

apathyI have a very strong feeling that the opposite of love is not hate - it's apathy. It's not giving a damn.- Leo Buscaglia

Apathy can be overcome by enthusiasm, and enthusiasm can only be aroused by two things: first, an ideal, with takes the imagination by storm, and second, a definite intelligible plan for carrying that ideal into practice.- Arnold J. Toynbee

Why filipinos so are poor?

• Poor spirit

• We tend to accept situation no matter how bad they are and do the least thing we could do.

F. Sionil Jose

Paulo Freire

• Culture of Silence – System of dominant social relation that instills a negative, silenced and suppressed self-image into the oppressed.

Daniel lerner – vicious cycle of poverty

Things that we can do?

• We can’t do this alone…the Government can’t do this alone. We need each other

• 1st Start with ourselves…We need to change our attitudes, behaviors and values.

• 2nd is to be informed. Know. We should always make informed decisions.

“Social studies is, or at least should be, about helping students develop positive values that will lead them to make good decisions, do the right thing, and be decent, moral, caring, and involved citizens.”

Explain and give ways on how you can help to attain this objective: