The Philippines: A Past Revisited 50th Anniversary

Book Alert! There’s a new introduction and new layout, but it’s still the same hard-hitting narrative of our history by the champions of a usable past, partisan scholars Renato Constantino and Letizia Roxas Constantino.

Read moving words from the Hunters-ROTC Historical Society below.

Statement on 50 Years of A Past Revisited

Constantino Foundation and DLSU Celebrate 50 Years of The Philippines: A Past Revisited

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The Bienvenido N. Santos Creative Writing Center and the Department of History of DLSU, in cooperation with the Constantino Foundation, held the launching of Renato and Letizia Constantino’s “The Philippines: A Past Revisited,” the[READ]

Renato and Letizia Constantino’s The Philippines: A Past Revisited, 50th Special Edition at DLSU

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Mabuhay! The Bienvenido N. Santos Creative Writing Center and the Department of History of De La Salle University in cooperation with the Constantino Foundation invite you to the launching of Renato and Letizia Constantino’s[READ]

Buga-Buga and the Burauen History Club By Bernard Karganilla

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May the caves and slopes of Buga-Buga, once places of conflict, now echo prayers of harmony.’ AT the commemorative luncheon for the Leyte Gulf landings anniversary, Gregoria Equipaje Badeo shared her personal experience and her[READ]

“The true Filipino is a decolonized Filipino.” — Renato Constantino

RENATO2026-10-23T13:18:43+08:00

Echoing the powerful statement, Day 2 of PADAYON PAGBUKWAT HAN ATON MGA KAAGI: An International Lecture Series on World War II Leyte explored stories of heroism, resistance, and the enduring impact of World War[READ]