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Aug 26, 2021 · Together with Clemente Jose Zulueta, E. de los Santos himself published “La Libertad” in June 1898, a week after the Declaration of Independence in Kawit, Kavite. When the revolutionaries took over an orphanage in Malabon, run by the Augustinian Order, they found a printing press and immediately put it in the service of the First Republic.
The La Libertad newspaper was the first newspaper published after the declaration of Philippine independence on June 20, 1898. It was the first newspaper publication that had complete press...
Zulueta witnessed the Declaration of Philippine Independence on June 12, 1898, and continued to record succeeding events of the war. On June 20, 1898, wanting to exercise freedom of the press which the revolution fought for, he established the newspaper La Libertad with Epifanio de los Santos.
50 History of the Philippine Press the time of the birth of the first newspaper of the Revolution, La Libertad, (Liberty), on June 20th, fearful lest the youth of its editors might lead them into forbidden paths, ordered the suspension of the paper and the removal of the printing press, and that notice be served on its editors to collaborate in ...
When hostilities between the Filipinos and Americans broke, La Independencia moved its offices to San Fernando, Pampanga. When the Filipino-American War broke out on February 4, 1899, Gen. Luna’s military duties pulled him away from the newspaper, and Rafael Palma became Acting Editor.
May 11, 2023 · La Libertad, El Salvador - Excitement is building among Salvadorans as the construction of a new tourist pier at La Libertad Port reaches an impressive 70% completion.
La Libertad was a Spanish newspaper with a progressive, workerist, socializing, very popular, entertaining and easy to read tone, which was founded in 1919 by editors of El Liberal as a result of a newspaper strike. Throughout its existence it was configured as a left-wing republican publication.
