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New Nationalism in the Philippines
Castillo, Andres V. | July 1, 1931 issue

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This article focuses on the nationalistic movement in Philippines, popularly known as Ang Bagong Katipunan. The central idea of this movement, popularly known as Ang Bagong Katipunan, is to take the course that the citizens of the country should take were they independent. The aims of the Bagong Katipunan as embodied in its decalogue are the inculcation of a belief in national destiny, the attainment of national unity, economic nationalism, racial equality, the husbanding of human resources, veneration for the past, the fostering of national culture, national discipline, honest government, and idealism. In short, it is an attempt to work out thoroughly and peacefully the whole Philippine problem.

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NATIONAL liberation movements; NATIONALISM; POLITICAL movements; PERSONNEL management; INTERNATIONAL relations; PHILIPPINES
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