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History took another twist.
Once more, the Filipino people regained their independence which they lost twenty years ago.
In the span of four days form
February 21-25, 1986, the so-called People Power (Lakas ng Bayan) prevailed.
The DZHR is one of the radio stations that gives the people freedom to give their opinions regarding the revolution.
Examples of the TV shows are Chicks to Chicks, Eh Kasi Babae and Sa Baryo Balimbing.
The events created overnight heroes. In this historical event, the role played by two big figures in history cannot be doubted. To Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile and Armed Forces Chief of Staff Fidel V. Ramos, as well as to the cause of freedom do the Filipinos owe their gratitude for the blessing of Independence. To the Filipino people, this is the true Philippine Republic, the true Republic of the Philippines.
Poems show the true feelings of the writers regarding the revolution and they acknowledge people who made a part during the revolution.
Philippine society was in turmoil for a few weeks but the rejoicing after the Pres. Marcos was toppled down from power was sheer euphoria. Singing, dancing and shouting’s were the order of the day.
Two books were conceived during the period.
PEOPLE POWER was produced under a grant by the PCI Bank Human Resources Development Foundation, edited by MoninaAllareyMercado and published by the James B. Reuter, S.J. Foundation.
Another one BAYAN KO was published by Project 28 Days LTD. in June, 1986 in Kowloon, Hong Kong and co-published in the Philippines by VeritasPublications and Communications Foundation.
Here are a few Filipino songs that were often heard. They were often aired in radio and television and often accompanied the historical events that transpired in the Philippines and gained for the Filipinos world-wide acclaim.
In the comics, one can read stories regarding the revolution of the Filipino People. Example is Liwayway.
Akala ni Marcos, ay pampalagiang
Kaniyang mabobola‘t mapaglalaruan
Ang dating maamo at sunud-sunurang
Mga matiisin nating taong bayan.
II
Salamat sa Diyos, ngayon ay gumising
Itong baying dati‘y waring nahihimbing
Salamat at ngayo‘y sumiklab ang giting
Nitong Bayang dati ay inaalipin.
III
Kaya nama‘t ngayon ay taas noo
Nating Pilipinoo sa harap ng mundo
Pagkat tayo‘y laang magsakripisyo
Sa ngalan ng laya ng tama‘t totoo
Newspapers which were once branded crony newspapers became instant opposition papers overnight. This was true of BULLETIN TODAY which became the opposition paper. The now crony newspapers that enjoyed an overnight increase in circulation were THE INQUIRER, MALAYA, and the PEOPLE’S JOURNAL.
By June 12, 1986, a total of 19 local dailies both in English and Filipino were in circulation.
Nowhere since the 1950’s had there been such a big number of newspapers in circulation (excluding tabloids).
These newspapers include: BULLETIN, TEMPO, BALITA, MALAY, MIDDAY, MASA, MANILA TIMES, NEWS HERALD, TRIBUNE, NGAYON, INQUIRER, EXPRESS TONIGHT, EVENING POST, PEOPLE’S, DAILY MIRROR, BUSINESS DAY, and MANILA CHRONICLE.
Essays show the gratitude and happiness of the Filipinos because of the freedom they achieved.
Example are:
Pag-ibig Laban sa Tangke by Teresita Sayo
Susi sa Ganap na Kalayaan by Juan dela Cruz Sr.
Book fair Manila ’88 organized by the Philippine Exhibit Company was held on February 20-28, 1988. It was held with the belief that “requisition of knowledge not only enhances individual skills and capabilities but more importantly, makes positive contributions to the nation’s development
program.”
Filipino Films are acknowledged especially those who writers and directors who participated in the MMFF.
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