Assigning Aguinaldo Mansion to National Museum

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 73: Assigning Aguinaldo Mansion to National Museum

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Title Supreme Court: Assigning Aguinaldo Mansion to National Museum

Law: Executive Order No. 73

Decision Date: Mar 13, 1964

Diosdado Macapagal assigns the historically significant Aguinaldo Mansion in Kawit, Cavite, to the National Museum for preservation, honoring its role in the Philippines' struggle for independence.

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Historical Significance of the Aguinaldo Mansion

The mansion holds great historical importance as the site where the independence of the Philippines was proclaimed.
It houses valuable artifacts and relics that are testimonies to the Filipino people's struggle for self-rule.

Duty to Preserve the Mansion and Contents

The preservation of the mansion and its relics is considered a sacred responsibility to maintain the spirit of nationalism.
Ensuring the mansion remains a symbol and reminder of Filipino heritage and history for future generations.

Assignment of Custody to the National Museum

By executive order, the mansion and all its contents were assigned to the care and custody of the National Museum.
Responsibility for protection, preservation, and management of the mansion and its artifacts was officially transferred to this institution.

Authority and Effectivity

The order was issued by President Diosdado Macapagal using his executive powers.
The delegation of custody is formal and binding, executed on March 13, 1964.
The Acting Executive Secretary attested the order, lending official administrative acknowledgment.

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