April 2, 1963 Special Holiday in Bulacan and Bataan

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PROCLAMATION NO. 95: April 2, 1963 Special Holiday in Bulacan and Bataan

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Title Supreme Court: April 2, 1963 Special Holiday in Bulacan and Bataan

Law: Proclamation No. 95

Decision Date: Mar 26, 1963

Diosdado Macapagal declares April 2, 1963, a special public holiday in Bulacan and Bataan to honor the birthday of Francisco Balagtas, the Prince of Filipino Poets.

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Commemoration of Francisco Balagtas

The holiday commemorates the birthday of Francisco Balagtas.
Recognized as the "Prince of Filipino Poets," highlighting his cultural significance.

Justification for the Holiday

Bulacan is the birthplace of Francisco Balagtas.
Bataan is where Balagtas lived and died.
The holiday allows the people of these provinces to celebrate his birthday fully.

Legal Authority for Declaration

The proclamation was made by the President of the Philippines, Diosdado Macapagal.
The power to declare this special holiday is granted by Section 30 of the Revised Administrative Code.

Formalities and Enforcement

The proclamation was signed in Manila on March 26, 1963.
The seal of the Republic of the Philippines was affixed to authenticate the document.
The Executive Secretary, Salvador L. Mariao, attested and countersigned the proclamation.

Limitations and Scope

The special holiday does not extend beyond Bulacan and Bataan.
It does not specify additional effects such as suspension of work or pay, leaving such determinations to local authorities or relevant labor laws.

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