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Opinion > Columns
On Rizal the reformer and the unfinished work of Philippine reform
By Jeremiah Belgica
Dec 15, 2022 12:01 am

MY LAW.IQ

First of 2 parts

IN a previous column titled 'Faith in federalism' (The Manila Times, June 16, 2022), I discussed the origins of the term federalism, which actually came to light as a religious term long before it became a political term.

A man and his son look at a sculpture of Dr. Jose Rizal on the eve of his 157th birth anniversary. The national hero was born on June 19, 1861. FILE PHOTO BY RENE DILAN

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