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(August 31, 1907 March 17, 1957) Ramon Del Fierro Magsaysay 3rd President Of Third Republic ( Idol Of The Masses)

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(August 31, 1907 – March 17, 1957)

Ramon Del Fierro Magsaysay3rd President Of Third

Republic  ( Idol Of The Masses)

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Personal Information

Birth : August 31, 1907 In Iba, Zambales

Parents: Exequel Magsaysay & Perfecta Del Fiero

Education: Zambales Academy,  Institute of Commerce

Wife: Luz Banzon

Children : Teresita, Milagros At Ramon Jr.

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Public Service

Military Governor Of Zambales (After The War)

Congressman Of Zambales

Secretary Of National Defense In Quirino Administration

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Presidency Barong Tagalog

“One 0f the Cleanest and Most Corruption-free”

“Philippines Golden Years”

Trade And Industry Flourished.

“The Philippines Ranked Second In Asia's Clean And Well-governed Countries.”

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Achievements

Passed the “Agricultural Credit And Cooperative Financing Administration (Accfa)” and “Farmer’s Cooperative Marketing Association (Facoma)”

Passed the “Land Tenure Act”

“Agricultural Tenancy Act “ of 1954

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With other countries…

On Sept. 8, 1954 The “Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO)”. - It Is The Alliance Of Countries Against Communism.

Signed By The Japan And Philippines The “Reparation Agreement” On May 9, 1956.

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Presidential Complaints and Action Committee

The PCAC gives civilian the opportunity to express their feelings and thinking. The president also visited provinces to approach people. Therefore , he became the “Champeon Of The Mass.”

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“Bell Trade Act” of 1946 into the Laurel-Langley Agreement

It eradicated the authority of the United

States to have control over the exchange rate

of the Philippines peso, parity privileges

reciprocal, extended the sugar quota. This

agreement retained the economic

subservience between the U.S. and the

Philippines.

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SUMMARY OF GOVERNANCE

Ramon Magsaysay was dubbed as “the guy” because

many considered him as the president who really connected

and represented the common man being a president with a

sympathetic heart to the masses. He even opened

Malacañang to the public. His death was presented with

issues telling that his plane didn’t actually crashed but it

was sneaked in with a bomb that caused the plane crash of

the president.

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Death of Pres. Magsaysay After visiting the graduation

ceremony in Cebu, he never came back in manila.

March 17, 1956 Mt. Manunggal , Cebu (Plane Crash) Carlos P. Garcia, his vice president, took

his place as president.

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REFERENCE http://www.slideshare.net/ArnelSSI http://www.gov.ph/2011/03/17/ramon-magsa

ysay/ http://www.biography.com/people/ramon-ma

gsaysay-40218 http://tl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramon_Magsaysa

y http://www.slideshare.net/ArnelSSI/ramon-m

agsaysay-3373223 http://historicphilippines.com/historically-im

portant-filipinos/magsaysay-champion-of-the-people/

http://www.biography.com/people/ramon-magsaysay-40218

The Presidents of the PhilippinesEduardo Bananal

Philippine History and Government with Constitution

Porf. Ramces M. Dili, ET. Al.

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In Partial Fulfillment For The Requirements In The Subject Major 20:

Contemporary History Of The Philippines

Submitted By: Jeric A. de Vera

BSED IV

Submitted to:Mr. Eric Ebro

Instructor