PROCLAMATION NO. 110

: June 12, 1898, marks the establishment of the Philippine Republic by the Revolutionary Government under General Emilio Aguinaldo, signifying the Filipino people's declaration and exercise of their fight for self-determination, liberty, and independence.
: President Diosdado Macapagal declared June 12, 1963, as Philippine Independence Day.
: The proclamation states that the right to freedom and independence is a natural and inalienable right of every people, not dependent upon the will and discretion of another.
: June 12, 1963, was declared a special public holiday throughout the Philippines.
: All national, provincial, city, and municipal officials are urged to make arrangements in their respective localities for the appropriate celebration of Philippine Independence Day.
: The purpose is to cherish the historic event forever in the hearts of the Filipino people and to inspire them and future generations to greater dedication and endeavor for the welfare of the country and the well-being of mankind.
: Salvador L. Mariao, Executive Secretary, signed the proclamation on behalf of the President.
: It was signed in the City of Manila on May 20, 1963.
: The seal of the Republic of the Philippines was affixed to the proclamation.