President Marcos urged Filipinos to honor the sacrifices of those who fought for the nation’s freedom during the 80th anniversary of the Liberation of Manila on February 22.
Speaking at the Manila American Cemetery, he emphasized the responsibility of future generations to preserve the legacy of World War II heroes, noting that the democracy enjoyed today came at a high cost.
Marcos urged Filipinos to live in a way that honors the sacrifices of soldiers and civilians, both Filipino and American, who fought for freedom.
He also expressed the importance of remembering the countless lives lost during the Battle of Manila, which left the city devastated.
The Manila American Cemetery, home to over 17,000 American service members and nearly 36,300 missing individuals, stands as a solemn reminder of the war’s sacrifices.
MARCOS CALLS ON FILIPINOS TO UPHOLD THE LEGACY OF WAR HEROES
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