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Intramuros

Intramuros

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Sep 27, 2026

Betty B.NARRATOR
95:38
I must not omit to give some particulars of Manila itself.
Betty B.NARRATOR
95:43
At the place where the River Pasig, the outlet of Lake Bay, flows into the Bay of Manila, lies on the left bank the fortified part of Manila, which, being enclosed by walls, is called Intramuros.
Betty B.NARRATOR
95:57
It is inhabited by monks, officials, soldiers, and a few shopkeepers.
Betty B.NARRATOR
96:02
Foreigners do not reside there, nor have they property in it.

21 MINS LATER

AbayiNARRATOR
116:40
The terrible scenes of cruelty were repeated, but again without any decisive result.
AbayiNARRATOR
116:46
A sort of armistice was arranged at the end of 1897 between the young Tagale leader, Aguinaldo, and the Spaniards, and this continued until the beginning of the recent American-Spanish war and the glorious battle of Cavite.
AbayiNARRATOR
117:04
Strange tales indeed these time-blackened government buildings in Intramuros can tell.
AbayiNARRATOR
117:11
They know many things about a flourishing Japanese colony that existed 200 years ago in Manila town.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
0:03
About 1.1 million minimum wage earners in the National Capital Region, NCR, will receive a P60 daily wage increase, as Wage Order NCR 28 took effect Saturday, the Department of Labor and Employment, DOLE, said.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
0:17
This is where we have shown the value of a tripartite mechanism where the government, employers' groups, and employees' groups unite to promote and elevate the dignity of the Filipino worker and to demonstrate that through this unity, we can advance a sustainable economy here in NCR, Labor Secretary Francis Tolentino said at the Dole Central Office in Intramuros, Manila.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
0:35
Under the wage order, the daily minimum wage for non-agricultural workers in the NCR rises from P695 to P755.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
0:43
For workers in agriculture, small retail and service establishments employing 15 workers or less, and small manufacturing establishments regularly employing fewer than 10 workers, the minimum wage increases from P658 to P718 per day.

Unknown podcast

Manila 1945 Turned Into Ashes

Sep 24 · 2 Mentions

speaker_9NARRATOR
5:15
Not a defense meant to win, but one meant to kill time and kill enemies.
speaker_9NARRATOR
5:19
They barricade streets, fortify stone buildings, and turn the old walled city of Intramuros into a fortress.
speaker_9NARRATOR
5:26
Civilians are trapped with them, and then the killing begins.
speaker_9NARRATOR
5:30
This is the hidden mechanism that destroys the city.
speaker_9NARRATOR
6:20
It is a battlefield with people still inside it.
speaker_9NARRATOR
6:23
The breaking point comes in late February.
speaker_9NARRATOR
6:26
Intramuros.
speaker_9NARRATOR
6:28
Thick stone walls that once protected against pirates now trap tens of thousands of civilians.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
100:35
Historic Manila is reduced to rubble.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
100:55
After a month of fighting, US forces drive Iwabuki and his remaining troops to the historic center of the city known as Intramuros.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
101:09
There, they will make their last stand.
Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
101:21
American soldiers unleash 140-gun artillery barrage.
BrewHOST
2:31
And so reluctantly, the driver obeyed and put his foot on the pedal.
BrewHOST
2:34
As the bus rolled past the stone archway of Intramuros, the famous old walled city built during Spanish rule, the armed man stood in the aisle.
BrewHOST
2:42
He seemed a bit nervous but his voice was calm and steady as he pointed his gun at the tourists.
BrewHOST
2:47
"Sorry," he said in Tagalog, one of the main languages spoken in the Philippines.
JedGUEST
15:02
And then after that, we were occupied by the Japanese for about five years.
JedGUEST
15:07
So Manila, historically, we go to Intramuros.
JedGUEST
15:12
We go to other places in Manila where we could tell you about the stories of the history of the Philippines.
JedGUEST
15:22
And that's what really draws foreigners, especially those guests who are more into history.
Jonathan CormerHOST
5:11
How is that? She was a woman at the forefront of pediatrics.
Jonathan CormerHOST
5:16
incredible and we all know that pediatrics is it's the branch of medicine that focuses on babies and children yes yes of course I knew that how did she get into pediatrics to quote the sound of music let's start at the very beginning a very good place to start yes Faye Del Mundo was born in the city of Intramuros in a country called the Philippines on November 27, 1911.
Jonathan CormerHOST
5:47
A long time ago.
Jonathan CormerHOST
5:49
Absolutely.

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