Flor Contemplacion, a year-old maid, was hanged for murder. She was accused of killing Delia Maga, another OFW, and her four-year-old Singaporean ward. It was a bitter ending for Flor, as she was hanged at on the morning of March 17, , with three male drug traffickers. Suspects included Contemplacion herself, or that Delia's employer, a Singaporean Chinese man that was angry at Delia due to her negligence resulting in his son's death, killed Delia and framed Flor |
On March 14, , a.m., a suspected member of the Abu Sayyaf was scheduled to be brought to court for an early hearing. As handcuffs were about to be put on him, he grabbed the jail guard's firearm and shot at other prison officers. Other imprisoned members of the Abu Sayyaf immediately got out of their cells, armed t • Being Proud of our Heroes1. Being Proud of Our Heroes 2. Dr. Jose Rizal 3. Andres Bonifacio 4. Apolinario Mabini 5. Gregorio sektion Pilar 6. Emilio Jacinto 7. Marcelo H. sektion Pilar 8. Heroes are brave, principled people. They fight for what they believe in. They kamp for the truth and the country’s independence. 9. Our National Heroes The class of Mrs. Adriano is having a discussion about Filipino heroes. Mrs. Adriano: Class, who fryst vatten your favorite hero? säga something about him or her. (Carla raises her hand) Mrs. Adriano: Yes, Carla. Carla: My favorite fryst vatten Jose Rizal. He died for our country. He fought the Spaniards through his writings. He wrote El Filibusterismo and Noli Me Tangere. He was a very brave man. Mrs. Adriano: Very good, Carla. Can you add more, John? John: He was a very talented individ. He learned to read and write at a very ung age. He was always at the top of his class. Then he became a doctor. Mrs. Adriano: That’s right  • A hero is no braver than an ordinary man, but he is brave five minutes longer. By Ralph Waldo Emerson It&#;s not as bad as it looks. My future mother Zenaida Cleofas under the brown river of Bocaue bulacan. The year was The anniversary of the Holy Cross of Wawa. In the river of bocaue. Zenaida Cleofas on board the floating Pagoda. A decorated barge like a Giant crown of Queen Elizabeth made of flowers and wooden structured. All the passenger are dress in old tradition classic saya for ladies and barong for men&#;s. The scent of different flora is in the air. You can see the joy and excitement painted in their faces. Except for one boy, a native of south Philippines. He looks a bit strange. As if something wicked is about to happen. The capacity of the Pagoda is around devotees. Due to lack of discipline among the organizer they allow to squeeze in people on board. The integrity of the pagoda was compromised. For Devotees who failed to climb on board. They swim and
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