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	Recto, Claro Mayo -- Encyclopædia Britannica
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		Recto graduated with a law degree from the University of Santo Tomás in 1913.
		The Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., is internationally known as a center for the practice of group medicine and for the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9062915

	Encyclopedia: Literature of the Philippines
		Claro M. Recto (February 8, 1890 October 2, 1960), was a politician in the Philippines.
		One of the major Philippine writers (Claro Mayo Recto continued writing in Spanish until 1946.
		Ironically, a greater portion of Spanish literature by native Filipinos was written during the American commonwealth period because the Spanish language was still predominant for the Filipino intellectuals.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Literature-of-the-Philippines

	The Manila Times Internet Edition OPINION > Brazen lies, desperate hyperbole
		Recto also stretched the truth when he claimed that there is “tension” between the US and the RP over “the Balangiga bells.” For sure the issue of those bells is on the list of the Department of Foreign Affairs.
		Recto also stretched the truth when he claimed that there is “tension” between the US and the RP over “the Balangiga bells.” For sure the issue of those bells is on the list of the Department of Foreign Affairs.
		In pressing for the return of the bells, Senator Recto had no reason to put down President Arroyo’s triumphant US state visit as mere “pomp and glitter.” It was childish and simply untruthful to say that the golden value of the state visit, which places Mrs.
	www.manilatimes.net /national/2003/may/26/opinion/20030526opi1.html

	The Manila Times Internet Edition REGIONS > Senate elections in RP through the decades
		Claro Mayo Recto, the staunch nationalist from Tiaong, Quezon, was elected senator in the 1949 and reelected in 1951.
		tc "Claro Mayo Recto, the staunch nationalist from Tiaong, Quezon, was elected senator in the 1949 and reelected in 1951.
		His grandson Ralph recto is now a member of the Senate.
	www.manilatimes.net /national/2004/may/12/yehey/prov/20040512pro12.html

	Claro M. Recto Biography / Biography of Claro M. Recto Main Biography
		Claro M. Recto (1890-1960) was a Philippine nationalist leader and president of the 1934 constitutional convention.
		Recto was preparing to launch his Filipinist crusade in the tradition of the Propaganda Movement of the 1880s when he died of a heart ailment in Rome, Italy, on Oct. 2, 1960.
		It was due mainly to Recto's sagacity and intellectual acumen that the convention succeeded in framing and approving on Feb. 8, 1935, a constitution which would truly reflect the Filipinos' capacity to frame laws and principles that would govern their lives as free, responsible citizens in a democracy.
	www.bookrags.com /biography-claro-m-recto/index.html

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		When Manila was set to honor Sen. Claro Mayo Recto in 1961, Azcarraga was scratched and the street was renamed Recto, stretching from Legarda up to Del Pan, Tondo, under Ordinance No. 4377 on Feb. 17, 1961.
		Ordinance No. 4441 was amended by Ordinance No. 4377, relative to the renaming of Azcarraga Street as Claro M. Recto Street, by changing the classification of street to avenue on Oct. 2, 1961.
		Recto was a senator in 1931 and later a majority floor leader of the Senate in 1934.
	www.mb.com.ph /issues/2005/06/05/MTNN2005060536145.html

	claro m. recto shrine - discoverquezon.com - your on-line guide to the province of quezon
		He was born in Tiaong, Quezon to spouses Claro Recto Sr.
		He was popularly known as a brilliant leader, statesman, politician, journalist and freedom lover.
		He is known as the Father of the Philippine Constitution.
	www.discoverquezon.com /rectoshrine.htm

	C M Recto
		Claro M. Recto was considered a brilliant poet, jurist and an honorable statesman.
		CLARO M. Born February 8, 1890, in Tiaong, Tayabas Province, to Don Claro Recto Sr.
		On October 2, 1960, he suffered a fatal heart attack in Rome, Italy while on his mission and died.
	members.iinet.net.au /~billeah/rectoBio.htm

	Philippine Commentary 2004 : Sunday, October 12, 2003
		I can't say what his illustrious grandfather, the great nationalist Claro Mayo Recto would say about the sexual imbroglio that his feckless grandson has gotten into.
		SENATOR Ralph Recto took strong exception to an Inquirer report Thursday quoting witnesses in the seashore town of Nasugbu in his home province of Batangas that he was seen with a woman, believed to be a "guest relations officer" from the Pegasus nightclub in Quezon City, on his yacht last weekend.
		Senator Ralph Recto has this reputation of being a ladies man, you see, and being so much younger than his wife, the superstar entertainer Vilma Santos turned Mayor of the City of Lipa, Batangas, it seems that side of him is always on the prowl.
	deanjorgebocobo.blogspot.com /2003_10_12_DJB.html

	F-Star
		When Claro M. Recto--better known to his peers in the Philippine Senate as "Don Claro"- died sudddenly in Rome on Oct. 2, 1960, the death notices that appeared in the U.S. and Filipino press dwelled more on his political life than on his contributions to Philippine literature in Spanish.
		In February 1997: the review, Claro Mayo Recto was featured and in the July issue of la revista, la revista:julio 1997,Tony Fernandez´s article on Spanish in the Philippines appears.
		Most headlines that announced his death described Recto as "Nationalist Crusader" and alloted a lot of space describing his political beliefs rather than as one of the most influential writers in the Spanish language in the Philippines, and no doubt one of the finest Filipino lyric poets of his time.
	members.aol.com /farolan1/interpinoy97.html

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		ON Claro Mayo Recto was born, lived, and died a true Filipino nationalist; a great lawyer, legislator, nationalist, and statesman for all times.
		Senator Claro M. Recto had a phenomenal record of academic excellence.
		114th Birth Anniversary of Senator Claro Mayo Recto
	www.mb.com.ph /issues/2004/02/08/OPED200402081635.html

	Tinig.com
		Sa pagpili natin ng mga susunod na mamumuno sa ating bansa, pakaisipin natin si Claro Mayo Recto.
		Sa ilalim ng isang programa ng makabansang pag-iindustriya, ayon kay Don Claro, makalalalang tayo ng sarili nating mga kalakal sa halip ng walang patumanggang pag-aangkat, at ang ating kapital ay di na lalabas nang lalabas ng bansa.
		Pinakamadaling nagugunita si Don Claro sa kanyang pag-akda, bilang Senador, ng Batas Rizal, na nagtatadhanang ipababasa sa lahat ng mga Pilipinong mag-aaral ang talambuhay at mga akda ni Dr. Jose Rizal, na noon pa'y siya nang pambansang bayani, bilang pagkilala at pagsulong sa kanyang diwang makabansa.
	www.tinig.com /v11/v11donclaro.html

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		This publication, as was envisioned by Sen. Claro Mayo Recto, should articulate and organize the resurgent forces of the Philippine revolution.
		THE TASKS OF THE SECOND PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT (Speech delivered at the St. Louis University, Baguio City, on October 12, 1966; sponsored by the St. Louis University Student Council.) The Second Propaganda Movement IT WAS Senator Claro Mayo Recto who first expressed the need for a second propaganda movement.
		As Senator Recto said in a message addressed to the youth, a "brainwashed" generation followed the military defeat of the Philippine revolution.
	www.geocities.com /standfornationaldemocracy/snd19.txt

	Philippine Commentary 2004 : Truth or Consequences
		I guess that is why the text-mills say this of him: "Si Ralph lang ang Recto na hindi claro." [a play on the name of his esteemed forebear, Senator Claro Mayo Recto who WAS an intellectual giant.
		Recto gave a dumber-looking grin as Chiz lambasted the Committee for its intransigent stand NEVER to open or look at or even touch the ELECTION RETURNS.
		With no disprespect meant, it seems today's Senator Ralph Recto did not inherit that line of genes or moral proclivities.
	www.deanjorgebocobo.blogspot.com /2004/06/truth-or-consequences.html

	Español de las Filipinas - Enciclopedia Libre
		Uno de los escritores filipinos principales Claro Mayo Recto seguia escribiendo en español hasta 1946.
	enciclopedia.us.es /index.php/Espa%F1ol_de_las_Filipinas

	La Guirnalda Polar Reune, encuentra y da esplendor.
		Claro Mayo Recto (1890-1960), de la Academia Filipina, siendo su Director y Presidente por alguna temporada, es el que más destaca entre los escritores del s.
		El que más se destacó fue el poeta, dramaturgo y político Claro Mayo Recto.
		El gran académico filipino, Claro Mayo Recto, cuando habló de la identidad filipina, dijo que la razón del ser filipino es su hispanidad.
	www.lgpolar.com /index/php/read.php?a=82&b=8&kp=Cr%EDtica&kh=2003

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		It is also blessed with hardworking and brave people; men and women who have contributed immensely in shaping up the history of the country, among them the sublime paralytic Mabini, the great nationalist Claro Mayo Recto, the Agoncillos and the Laurels.
		At the rate he is going, Secretary Perez, concurrent Secretary of Justice, three-time Congressman, and former Deputy Speaker of the House may yet join the roster.
	www.natbi-ph.net /sec_message.html

	Philippines -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		The Philippine writers, including (Click link for more info and facts about Claro M. Recto) Claro M. Recto continued writing in Spanish until 1946.
		Considered the first to repel western aggression was (Click link for more info and facts about Lapu-Lapu) Lapu-Lapu of (Click link for more info and facts about Mactan) Mactan Island, who killed (Portuguese navigator in the service of Spain; he commanded an expedition that was the first to circumnavigate the world (1480-1521)) Ferdinand Magellan.
		They were also written in the Roman alphabet in the principal languages and widely circulated.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/P/Ph/Philippines.htm

	PRESS STATEMENTS
		In the university, I studied the writings of the patriots in the old democratic revolution (Andres Bonifacio, Jose Rizal, Apolinario Mabini, etc.) up to the latest of the Filipino progressive anti-imperialists (Crisanto Evangelista, Claro Mayo Recto, Teodoro Agoncillo, Amado Hernandez, Renato Constantino, etc.).
		Rizal and Recto were not castigated for writing in Spanish, except by a very few.
		In fact, creative writers in English were still appreciated for being honed in the university or being published in the English-speaking world.
	www.inps-sison.freewebspace.com /replytoGBSalita.htm

	Manila Bulletin: 113th Birth Anniversary of Senator Claro Mayo Recto: A shining example.(Opinion & Editorial)@ HighBeam Research
		It was an honor that encapsulated the life and work of Senator Claro M. Recto.
		113th Birth Anniversary of Senator Claro Mayo Recto: A shining example.(Opinion and Editorial)
		Filipinism and Nationalism were Senator Rectos unconquerable faith and burning hope.
	www.highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:97338513&refid=holomed_1

	Literature of the Philippines
		The Philippine writers (Claro Mayo Recto is the most important of them), continued writing in Spanish until 1946.
		The classical literature (José Rizal, Pedro Paterno, Balmori) was written in Spanish, ceased to be an official language.
		Pre-independence literature, specially historical literature was written in Spanish.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/literature_of_the_philippines

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		The most progressive representatives of the national bourgeoisie, Senators Recto and Ta¤ada, have made radical proposals for nationalist industrialization and for asserting our independence in every field of our national life.
		Otherwise, the national bourgeoisie can easily be restricted and pushed around by foreign and feudal exploiters.
	www.geocities.com /standfornationaldemocracy/snd16.txt

	ABS-CBN Interactive
		Don Claro Mayo Recto, Hillary Clinton and Gerry Spence did not make it the first time.
		One of the 2004 topnotchers to take the oath today was take-two, as it were.
	www.abs-cbnnews.com /storypage.aspx?StoryId=3954

	¿Quées la Hispanidad
		Y Claro Mayo Recto, en Elogio del Castellano, nos arenga:
		Lo que hay de puro en nuestra sangre y de noble en nuestro corazón, de claro en nuestro entendimiento, de ti lo tenemos, a ti lo debemos.
		En la vía próxima de la auscultación, acercando el oído al aliento popular, estaba claro que una misma lengua permitía comunicarse y entenderse a los hombres que vivían del norte al sur y del este al oeste de aquella dilatada vastedad.
	www.hispanoboricua.net /textoblas.htm

	Sun.Star Cebu - Wenceslao: End of the line for Roco?
		Years before that, there was Claro Mayo Recto.
		There was, for example, former senator Jovito Salonga, the idol of my father, who was found too old to be voted to the highest post of the land.
		The irony is that, yes, a certain Joseph Estrada won.
	www.sunstar.com.ph /static/ceb/2004/04/15/oped/bong.wenceslao.html

	La Guirnalda Polar Reune, encuentra y da esplendor.
		JOSE RIZAL Y CLARO MAYO RECTO: LA SOBERANIA FILIPINA Lo que hoy día ocurre en la escena filipina es un nuevo despertar de los filipinos, un nuevo despertar a la soberanía filipina.
	www.lgpolar.com /index/php/index.php?ke=Otr%20amuestra%20de%20la%20obra%20en%20papel%20del%20artista%20y%20pintor%20Jos%E9%20Rizal

	LA POESÍA HISPANOFILIPINA
		Claro Mayo Recto (1890-1960), buen amigo de Bernabé y también miembro de la Academia Filipina, siendo su Director y Presidente por alguna temporada, nació en Tiaong (ahora provincia de Quézon) y murió en Roma cuando estaba por ver realizado su sueño de visitar España.
		Aparecen durante este período Cecilio Apóstol, Jesús Balmori, Manuel Bernabé, Fernando María Guerrero, y Claro Mayo Recto.
	www.um.es /tonosdigital/znum7/tintero/hispanofilip.htm

	BIBLIOGRAPHY
		"Recto and the national democratic struggle: A reappraisal," speech delivered at the 11th Claro M. Recto lecture-dinner sponsored by SCAUP, February 21, 1969.
		"National democracy and socialism," lecture on March 6, 1967 as part of the Claro Mayo Recto Lecture Series sponsored by the Students Cultural Association of the University of the Philippines.
		"Tasks of the trade union movement," keynote address to the Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU) National Congress, May 1, 1985.
	www.inps-sison.freewebspace.com /bibliography.htm

	Philippine Commentary 2004 : Wednesday, October 29, 2003
		To stress the point, I would like to echo the wise counsel and caveat of the great jurist, statesman and constitutionalist Claro Mayo Recto, which I shared with your fellow judges in the Induction of Officers of the RTC Judges of Manila held last July.
		Truly, the wisdom and caveat behind Recto’s words are as clear and applicable today as they were first written by this eminent Filipino many years ago.
		Thus, Canon 1 of the Code of Judicial Conduct mandates that a judge should uphold the integrity and independence of the judiciary; he should ever be vigilant against any attempt to subvert such independence and resist any pressure from whatever source.
	deanjorgebocobo.blogspot.com /2003_10_29_DJB.html

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