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The document discusses the Philippine declaration of independence on June 12, 1898 when the Filipino people raised their flag as a symbol of triumph over foreign invasion. It acknowledges the bravery and courage of Philippine heroes who helped the country attain its long-desired freedom. Recognizing this history demonstrates gratitude and admiration for the past, and it is important to continue pursuing the path laid out by early heroes to avoid wasting their efforts.
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