Cory Aquino Dies at 76
Its a sad morning for the Philippines and as the hopefuls to be iskolars ng bayan take their examination…
Corazon “Cory” Aquino, the first female Asian leader, the mother of democracy in the Philippines had just passed away 3:18 AM according to her son Sen. Benigno Aquino Jr. She died at 76 three days after her family said she was already stable, after being confined for a month in Makati Medical Center.
The Philippines mourn as we bid goodbye to the symbolism and icon of democracy leading the popular 1986 EDSA Revolution ousting the dictator president, Ferdinand Marcos.
She will definitely have a space in our hearts.
Good night, Cory, not goodbye. Sleep well in heaven. May you rest in peace.
[...] wrote: “Its a sad morning for the Philippines” soon after the Aquino family announced news of [...]
ma’am cory,,, we will miss you! :;(
yep. her legacy will truly be missed.
im sure she is happy now..
I am sure she is happy now, and she’s with Ninoy – they’re probably staring at us from heaven.
I hope that her death will signal something again. It was timely as elections are approaching din the next year. I hope Filipinos remember what she has done and do the right thing upon election next year.
napaiyak aq after i watched the video…(handog ng Pilipino sa mundo)
indeed, ma’am cory is a hero.
Ang gandang reminder on how tita cory have been the heroine of the EDSA Revolution.
we’ll surely miss her. condolence sa family
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yeah, i’ll link you up, too
thanks lois
[...] a sad morning for the Philippines,” wrote Inghinyero.com, echoing sentiments of most Filipinos who woke up [...]
[...] a sad morning for the Philippines,” wrote Inghinyero.com, echoing sentiments of most Filipinos who woke up [...]
[...] a sad morning for the Philippines,” wrote Inghinyero.com, echoing sentiments of most Filipinos who woke up [...]
amm.., nu ba ibg sabihin ng DEMOKRASYA para sayo?
If you’re a true blue Filipino, you won’t really ask.
But definitely, what we’re experiencing now is not democracy.
[...] a sad morning for the Philippines,” wrote Inghinyero.com, echoing sentiments of most Filipinos who woke up [...]
[...] a sad morning for the Philippines,” wrote Inghinyero.com, echoing sentiments of most Filipinos who woke up [...]
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