Philippine survives many aspects of spanish life
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Mar 15, 2005
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Philippines, Independence, Spain, Customs, Economics
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The independence of the Philippines, the "disaster of 98" for Spain, accounted the assimilation of the best aspects of Spanish culture for this country, subsequenting a mixing with their own customs. Since independence, being the result of a people's claim, the Philippines has gone through certain historical facts. This facts that have led to a delay in its development path. However, now, is realizing some economic progress as a result of its determination. This is the reason because the Philippines are nicknamed "the tiger of the region."
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Caro Wilson, I. (2005). Philippine survives many aspects of spanish life. Revista de Comunicación de la SEECI, (1), 1–5. https://doi.org/10.15198/seeci.1998.1.1-5
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