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Zamboanga City's Fort Pilar - the steadfast symbol of Zamboanga's founding.

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Zamboanga City Charter: The Philippines' Commonwealth Act. No. 39 signed by President Manuel Quezon in Malacañang on October 12, 1936, establishing the City of Zamboanga, was witnessed by our Mayor Caling - 2nd to right (size: 629KB)We're proud to bring to all the Zamboangueños around the world and in our beloved City of Zamboanga, a special gift from a very special woman who helped witness the Presidential Charter creating the City of Zamboanga in 1936 - The former and still beloved Mayor Caling Lobregat, and her city hall crew.  Muchas gracias con ustedes todo.  Please download this photo freely, and share it with all your fellow Chavacanos, wherever they may be.  This memorial photo belongs in all our hearts & homes.  This is our story.  This is our history.
Long live our ancient City of Flowers! (In loving memory...)

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 Zamboanga City is busy putting up lots of buildings. Downtown, there are 6 new buildings going up. A new shopping center (Mall) is also planned across the street from the main fire department. Visit our sponsor Midtown Plaza Mall in Zamboanga City, centrally located at Gov. Camins and Nuñez Extension. Midtown Plaza Mall - the best place to do business in Zamboanga City!

We will continue to add data to Zamboanga's finest  website. Zamboanga City is getting more populated and diversified each day. This growth has a tendency of losing the memory of what made Zamboanga the way it is now. Your information contribution will be greatly appreciated by all. Tell us about your glorious past. Tell us what you know about Zamboanga City, Philippines Gracias!

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Actual photo of Zamboanga Bulbul is non-existent in scientific world, but is similar to the Philipine Bulbul (photo), yet larger with a darker crown.
Zamboanga Bulbul
(Ixos rifigularis)
We recommend this endemic passerine bird to be named the official bird of Zamboanga City, and bestowed legalized city  protection, with introduction of a special cultivation program in the watershed preserve to help  remove it from the world's near-threatened bird species.

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Monkeys have no tails in Zamboanga!!

Do they really have no tails?

Invest in Zamboanga City!!! No matter how much or how long Manila-centric Press and nay Sayers try to label Zamboanga City as a "security problem" area, the people who actually control the investment monies keep showing up at the doorsteps of the only Latin City in Asia and laying down their investments, making the Zamboanga area the #1 growth area in the entire country!!!  Like Forrest Gump's Momma used to tell him: "Stupid is as stupid does!"  If Zamboanga is so bad according to Manila and it is the #1 growth area in the Philippines in spite, or as a result, of their constant wailings, what or where does that leave Manila, Forrest?  Answer us... you stupid or something? Read ON >>
 

The Early History of Chavacano de Zamboanga (1635 - 1718) - June 23, 1635 should be symbolically known as “Dia del Chavacano de Zamboanga.”  Why you might ask? This was the day that a permanent foothold was laid on Zamboanga by the Spanish government with the construction of the San José Fort, and the subsequent evolution and proliferation of a unique dialect/language based on ancient Creole Spanish that is called Chavacano de Zamboanga. This is our history, this is our culture… >>>Continue Reading>>>

The Middle History of Chavacano de Zamboanga (1718 - 1899)  - The year 1718 introduced a new wave of immigrants into the now thriving town of Zamboanga - the only Chavacano established community of its kind in this important Peninsula of Mindanao Island. The increasing concern of the hostilities from the Moro pirates against the Chavacanos here led the Jesuit priests to petition the Archbishop and Governor-General Bustamante for the renewed presence of Spanish troops in Zamboanga. They also requested help in rebuilding the abandoned San Jose Fort, which was systematically destroyed over time by the Moro pirates in their show of despise against the symbol of Spanish occupation. >>> Continue Reading >>>

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