Profiles from Emilio Aguinaldo to Joseph Estrada.

A short biography from Kids Almanac.

Rebel leader of the Philippine forces and first president of the Philippine Republic - from the World of 1898: The Spanish American War.

A series of six articles by journalist Donna S. Cueto of the Philippines Daily Inquirer, exposing the extent of the Marcos fortune, has thrown the Estrada administration into its greatest political turmoil - from the World Socialist Web Site.

Gives out the Ramon Magsaysay Award considered to be the Nobel Prize of Asia - be inspired by Asians who have changed the destiny of many by selflessly choosing to be of service to others - Roxas Blvd., Manila.

Short profile from the PBS television series, The American Experience.

This site serves as a door to President Ferdinand Marcos' legacy and achievements, which constitute an important part of Philippine history and culture. The site introduces the surfer into rich depository of works, collections, papers, memorabilia of Ferdinand Edralin Marcos as a child, man, leader, statesman and visionary.

In a Q&A, he talks about his economic and social goals, and takes on his critics - from BusinessWeek Online.

A non-partisan, nonprofit, non-stock organization dedicated to the promotion of peace and development in the Philippines and in the larger Asia-Pacific region. RPDEV supports Philippine national interest and people empowerment - Makati City.

An internet tribute to the Macapagal family who has selflessly dedicated their time, energy, brilliance and effort to the service of the Filipino people - Diosdado Macapagal, the 5th president of the republic, his daughters, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, the present President and Cielo Macapagal Salgado, former Vice Governor of Pampanga and his brother, Angel Macapagal, congresman of Pampanga and Juan Miguel Macapagal Arroyo, vice governor of Pampanga.