Deklarasion ti Wayawaya ti Filipinas

Deklarasion ti Wayawaya ti Filipinas
Deklarasion ti Wayawaya ti Filipinas
Napartuat	Mayo–Hunio 1898
Napatalgedan	Hunio 12, 1898 (Nailagda) ; Septiembre 29, 1898 (Pinatalgedan babaen ti Kongreso ti Malolos)
Lokasion	Nailian a Biblioteka ti Filipinas
Mannurat	Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista; Emilio Aguinaldo
Nagpirpirma	98 deldelegado
Panggep	Tapno maiproklama ti kinaturay ken wayawaya ti Filipinas manipud iti kolonial a turay ti Espania

Ti Deklarasion ti Wayawaya ti Filipinas (Filipino: Pagpapahayag ng Kasarinlan ng Pilipinas) ket nairangarang idi Hunio 12, 1898 idiay Cavite II el Viejo (ita nga aldaw ket ti Kawit, Cavite), Filipinas. Iti publiko a panagbasa ti Tignay ti Deklarasion ti Wayawaya ti Filipinas (Espaniol: Acta de la proclamación de independencia del pueblo Filipino; Filipino: Paggawa ng Proklamasyon ng Kasarinlan ng sambayanang Pilipino), dagiti puersa ti yaalsa ti Filipino babaen ni Heneral Emilio Aguinaldo ket inrangarangda ti kinaturay ken wayawaya ti Is-isla ti Filipinas manipud iti kolonial a turay ti Espania.

^ Rufo, Aries (2008-05-26). "Court set to decide on National Library pilferage of historical documents". Abs-cbnNEWS.com/Newsbreak. Naala idi Enero 29, 2013. Around 8,183 documents, mostly classified as Philippine Revolutionary Papers, were returned to the National Library. One University of the Philippines professor returned more than 6,000 documents. Among the retrieved documents were the manuscript of Andres Bonifacio’s trial, the Declaration of Independence, the Pact of Biac-na-Bato and Leonor Rivera’s letter to Rizal’s parents dated Dec. 10,1893.

[ABSCBN-1] Rufo, Aries (2008-05-26). "Court set to decide on National Library pilferage of historical documents". Abs-cbnNEWS.com/Newsbreak. Naala idi Enero 29, 2013. Around 8,183 documents, mostly classified as Philippine Revolutionary Papers, were returned to the National Library. One University of the Philippines professor returned more than 6,000 documents. Among the retrieved documents were the manuscript of Andres Bonifacio’s trial, the Declaration of Independence, the Pact of Biac-na-Bato and Leonor Rivera’s letter to Rizal’s parents dated Dec. 10,1893.

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