Thursday, May 10, 2012

May 10




MAY 10
Young Stars Komiks Magasin Vol. 2 No. 20, Mayo 10, 1970
On the front cover: Vilma Santos
On the back cover: Edgar Mortiz & Vilma Santos

Events that happened on May 10:
1897 – Andres Bonifacio was executed together with his brother Procopio in Mount Tala, Maragondon, Cavite, by Lazaro Macapagal.
1903 – The play Ang Tanikalang Guinto (The Golden Chain) was banned from being stage by the American occupational authorities because its contents were deemed seditious. Its author, Juan Abad, was imprisoned for two years and fined 2,000 dollars. After his release, he was quite dishearten by the prosecution, and he migrated to China were he died.
2010 – The first national fully-automated election in the Philippines was held in compliance with Republic Act No. 9396 or the Amended Computerization Act od 2007.




MUKHA NG NAKARAAN
Ang “Susan vs. Amalia,” isang ilustrasyon (sa Espesyal Komiks Taon 11 Blg. 286, Mayo 10, 1965)
ng maigting na tunggalian sa larangan ng pelikula sa pagitan nina Susan Roces at Amalia Fuentes,
at ng kanilang mga tagahanga noong Dekada 1960.

 
Personalities and celebrities born on May 10:
1886 – Felix Ysagun Manalo, founder and first executive minister of the Inglesia ni Cristo – in Taguig, Rizal (April 12, 1963).
1891 – Maximo M. Kalaw, politician, historian and writer – in Lipa, Batangas (March 23, 1955).
1894 – Antonio M. Abad, teacher, writer and journalist – in Barile, Cebu (April 20, 1970).

1992 – Charice (real name Charmaine Clarice Relucio Pempengco), international singer and first Asian in music history to land in the Top 10 of the Billboard 200 album chart – in Laguna.
Charice Pempengco on the covers of Filipinas December 2009
and MOD December 2010 issues

1992 – Zia Marquez (real name Isabella Krizia Dayot Marquez), actress.

 




On the cover of Time (Asia Edition),
May 10, 2004, are the protagonist in the
2004 Philippine Presidential Election:
Fernando Poe Jr & Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
Larawang Tribiya
          Kung may maituturing na halalan sa Pilipinas na pinaka-kontrobersyal, ito na marahil ang 2004 Presidential Election kung saan mahigpit na naglaban sina Fernando Poe Jr at Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Punong-puno ng pandaraya at anomalya ang naging resulta ng halalan, lalo na sa Mindanao, kung saan sinasabing imposibleng matalo si FPJ. Maraming matibay na ebidensiya ng pandaraya ang lumitaw at iniharap sa Kongreso laban kay GMA at sa mga alipores nito, kabilang ang “Hello Garci recording,” mga testimoniya ng mga saksi, mga binagong election results, atbp., subalit halos wala ritong binagyan ng pansin ng Kongresong hawak ng mga kaalyado ni GMA.
          Namatay si FPJ noong December 14, 2004 na hindi nakamit ang karangalang dapat sana ay kaniya – ang pagkapangulo ng Pilipinas.
          Batay sa Philippine Senate inquiry na ginawa noong 2011, pinatunayan ng maraming ebidensiya at testigo na si FPJ ang tunay na nagwagi sa 2004 Presidential Election. Hanggang ngayon ay patuloy na hinihintay ng mga Filipino na iproklama si FPJ bilang nagwagi sa naturang halalan at ang karapat-dapat sa kasaysayan bilang ika-15 Pangulo ng Pilipinas.
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