(19 Jun 2025)
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Manila, Philippines – 18 June 2025
1. Wide of Jose Rizal monument, built to commemorate the executed Filipino nationalist Jose Rizal
2. Philippine Marine standing guard at Rizal monument
3. Various of Jose Rizal bronze sculpture
4. Philippine Marine standing beside monument
5. Wide of street with monument in background
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARCHIVE: Manila, Philippines – 21 February 2025
6. Water fountain beside Andres Bonifacio and the Katipunan Revolution Monument (left) with Manila City hall tower
7. Various of Manila City hall clock tower
8. Various of Bonifacio monument holding a bolo (type of Filipino sword) and the Katipunan Revolution Monument
9. Wide of Philippine passenger jeepney with Bonifacio monument and Manila city hall in background
10. Pan down from loading and unloading sign to passenger jeepneys
11. Minor Basilica and Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception or Manila Cathedral originally constructed in 1571
12. Various of saints on the Manila Cathedral facade
13. Various of angels holding cross on Cathedral
14. Pan down from Manila Cathedral to churchgoers
15. Various wides of Manila Chinatown, said to be oldest Chinatown in the world
16. Jones bridge going to China town arch
17. Various of Chinatown arch
18. Wide of People Power Monument, an 18-meter-high monument built to commemorate the 1986 People Power Revolution
19. Various of female statue with raised arms with unchained shackles on her wrists, symbolizing freedom and liberation from oppression
20. Monuments of civilians and other participants of revolution
21. Statue of former Senator Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino
22. Aquino statue beside People power monument
23. Various of monument
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Manila, Philippines – 17 June 2025.
24. Wide of Ninoy Aquino International airport
25. Ninoy Aquino International airport sign
26. Philippine flags at airport driveway
27. Cars at airport entrance
28. Various of passengers at entrance
29. Airport driveway
STORYLINE:
Manila, the capital of the Philippines, is home to a number of historic landmarks that reflect the nation’s complicated cultural identity and revolutionary struggles.
One of the most prominent is the Rizal Monument, built in honor of Filipino nationalist José Rizal, who was executed by Spanish authorities in 1896 for the crime of rebellion.
Today, it is continuously guarded by members of the Philippine Marine Corps.
Nearby stands the Bonifacio Shrine, which includes the Katipunan Revolution Monument in Hero’s Park. Unveiled in 1998, the sculpture depicts the revolutionary leader Andres Bonifacio and commemorates his role in the fight against Spanish rule.
Manila’s Chinatown, located in the Binondo district, is said to be the oldest in the world. In 2023, Mayor Honey Lacuna marked the district’s 430th founding anniversary.
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