Rizal as government symbols

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Rizal as government symbolsA national day of mourningDec. 30 as the anniversary of Jose Rizals death and also as a national day of mourning for Rizal and other victims of the Spanish government throughout its three centuries of oppressive rule

Passed on December 20, 1898 by General Emilio Aguinaldo.

(Source:http://nhcp.gov.ph/historical-context-and-legal-basis-of-rizal-day-and-other-memorials-in-honor-of-jose-rizal/)Rizals Heritage (Nasugbu)

Source: http://www.ivanhenares.com/2011/06/june-2011-ptb-blog-carnival-rizal-and.htmlhttp://iamfromnasugbu.blogspot.com/2011_12_01_archive.htmlRizal Provincial Capitol

14 stars:1) Antipolo City, Rizal2)Angono, Rizal3)Baras, Rizal4)Binangonan, Rizal5)Cainta, Rizal6)Cardona, Rizal7)Jalajala, Rizal8)Morong, Rizal9)Pililla, Rizal10)Rodriguez, Rizal11)San Mateo, Rizal12)Tanay, Rizal13)Taytay, Rizal14)Teresa, Rizal

Source: http://rizalpnp.org/main/?page_id=19Rizal Park

Source:http://s2009835.students.dlszobel.edu.ph/term1/Project.html/Rizal%20park.html-used to sign the declaration of the Philippine independence, on June 4, 1946 as well as the rallies of Ferdinand Marcos and Corazon Aquino in the year 1986.

-The guards of Luneta are called "Kabelyeros de Rizal" (The Knights of Rizal)"Luneta" came from the Spanish word "Lunette" which means half-moon.Rizaliana MedalsSource:pinoykollektor.blogspot.com

Rizal in our newspaper

Rizal in our banknotesSource:

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