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    fishing grounds. Filemon and his brother Tomás consulted their maps, but could not find the islands on them. Tomás Cloma Sr. hoped to set up a fish cannery...
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    published the Location Map of the South China Sea Island. In May 1956, Tomás Cloma, a Philippine national, landed on several of the islands, claiming that...
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    was founded on September 18, 1948 by Atty. Tomas Cloma, also a Self-Styled Admiral and his father Tomas Cloma Sr., discoverer of the Kalayaan Group of Islands...
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    large settlements on the islands until 1956, when Filipino adventurer Tomás Cloma Sr., decided to "claim" a part of Spratly islands as his own, naming...
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  • Territory of Freedomland, a micronation declared by Filipino explorer Tomás Cloma in the Spratly Islands This disambiguation page lists articles associated...
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    provisions of the Taipei Peace Treaty.[when?] In 1952, a Philippine civilian (Tomás Cloma) began to mine sulfur from Taiping Island after claiming it as part of...
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    citizen, Tomás Cloma, unilaterally declared a state on 53 features in the South China Sea, calling it "Freedomland". In December 1974, Cloma was arrested...
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    reopened the abandoned French camp on Shanhu Island. 1956 – Filemon and Tomás Cloma took possession of some features in the Spratly Islands and declared...
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    In 1947, Tomás Cloma stumbled upon the Kalayaan islands, which were uninhabited at the time. On May 11, 1956, together with forty men, Cloma took formal...
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  • main building at Carlos P. Garcia Avenue, it has an extension campus at Tomas Cloma Avenue, Barangay Taloto, Tagbilaran City. The first PMI Colleges (formerly...
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  • Ambrosio Padilla, basketball player and senator (b. 1910) September 18 – Tomás Cloma, lawyer and businessman (b. 1904) October 28 – Irene R. Cortes, Filipino...
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    Islands. In May 1956, the dispute escalated after Filipino national Tomas Cloma and his followers settled on the islands and declared the territory as...
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  • 1956–1974 Flag of the Free Territory of Freedomland The flag of Freedomland, a micronation founded by Tomas Cloma in the Spratly Islands (Kalayaan, Palawan)...
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  • applied physicist, 9th chancellor of UP-Diliman Filemon Cloma, discoverer of Kalayaan Islands Tomas Cloma, honorary vice-admiral, father of Philippine Maritime...
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  • Island. Referred to by Hayton as Cloma's heir, Bito-onon also oversaw the completion of a small statue of Tomas Cloma on Thitu Island. Bito-onon is a strong...
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    assertion of sovereignty over the Spratly Islands began in May 1956, when Tomas Cloma, owner of a Philippine fishing vessel company, and director of the Philippine...
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    known as Huseng Batute. Lyricist of the famed protest anthem Bayan Ko Tomas Cloma (1904–1996), president of the Philippine Maritime Institute (now PMI...
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  • Nuno Gomes. A Journey to 308 Meters Abueva, Alamon, & Domingo, Admiral Tomas Cloma, Center for Leadership, Citizenship and Democracy, University of the...
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    cultivated here. Occupied since September 1956, four months after Filipino Tomas Cloma claimed the islands. 46 Ligaw Đảo Ba Bình Other names: Ligao, Huángshānmǎ...
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  • 3. Jam Ocampo (Gym Keri) 4. Jazper Tiongson (Host Sweetie Host) 6. Myka Cloma (Brush-ta't Kasama Kita) 1. Annabelle Jimenez (Single Bells) 5. Allan Ang...
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  • Rivera Independent 1,862 0.01 Glicerio Cavalida Independent 1,581 0.01 Ruben Cloma Independent 1,577 0.01 Manuel Seco Independent 1,235 0.01 Agustin Sepulveda...
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  • Philippine International Convention Center in Pasay, Metro Manila. Dean: Dean Tomas D. Abapo, Jr. Secretary: Ms. Mary Joyce M. Gonzales Edgar Migrino Chatto—Governor...
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