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<font size="5">Biñan,<br>[[ Laguna_Province%2C_Philippines|Laguna]] Province, [[Philippines|<font color=orange>'''Philippines'''</font>]]</font><br> | <font size="5">Biñan,<br>[[ Laguna_Province%2C_Philippines|Laguna]] Province, [[Philippines|<font color=orange>'''Philippines'''</font>]]</font><br> | ||
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==Geography of Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ==Featured News of The Philippines== | ||
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==Geography and Location of Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | |||
*14.3333° N, 121.0833° E - Biñan, Coordinates | |||
The City of Biñan is located in the Philippine province of Laguna, about 34 kilometres (21 mi) south of Manila. It is bounded on the north by San Pedro City on the south by Santa Rosa City and on the west by Carmona, Cavite. On the eastern and northern horizon lies the Laguna de Bay, the largest lake in the country. | |||
Biñan City, shaped like the number seven (7) on the map, covers a total land area of 43.50 square km that represents 2.5 percent of the entire Laguna province. In 2008, Biñan had a total population of 269,608. It is the fourth most populated in the province, (9.8% of the provincial population) next only to Calamba City (12.66%), San Pedro City (11.42%), and Santa Rosa City (9.92%). | |||
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==History of Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ==History of Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ||
The | Laguna, which was named after Laguna de Bay, along with its surrounding areas was occupied by the Spaniards led by Captain Juan de Salcedo in the year 1571. Biñan was founded in June, the same year, and a month after Manila was established by Miguel Lopez de Legaspi. On the following years, the Franciscan friars began Christianizing the locals of the province. | ||
Biñan was separated from Bay in the year 1769, when Pagsanjan became the provincial capital. During Pablo Faustino’s time, in the year 1771, Sta. Rosa was separated from Biñan and led to decades of bloodshed led by a katipunero from Biñan. | |||
Biñan has its place in the Philippines’ historical books as Jose Rizal, the country’s national hero, was said to have stayed near the town proper during his formative years and studied in one of the schools in Biñan. A plaque of recognition was placed in the residence where Rizal stayed as a tribute to the nation’s hero, and a monument is also present at the town plaza as a credit to Biñan’s attachment to Rizal. | |||
The towns of Biñan, Calamba and Santo Tomas used to be under the authority of Tabuco, currently known as Cabuyao. In the year 1689, Biñan became a barangays of Sta. Rosa and eventually became a recognized municipality in 1751. | |||
Biñan’s town name was believed to have been derived from the word “binyagan,” which locally means “baptism”. | |||
From Revolts to Recovery | |||
The province already had a series of bloody revolts by the Chinese in 1603 and 1693. The authoritative control of Spanish rule brought about uprisings led by locals and was heightened by the execution of Dr. Jose Rizal. By the year 1896, a large number of Filipino patriots joined the revolutionary movement called Katipunan to voice out injustices and abuses of the Spanish rule. The band of revolutionaries was led by Francisco de San Juan. | |||
Laguna was among the first of the eight provinces that started the insurrections. The Filipino forces, though lacking in arms and training, fought the Spaniards and was led by General Paciano Rizal, General Severino Taiño, General Agueda Kahabagan and General Miguel Malvar. | |||
Laguna was in full support of the established First Philippine Republic stated publicly in Malolos Bulacan. | |||
In the period of 1899-1901, the spark of the Filipino-American war became another highlight to Laguna’s history. The defense of the province headed by General Juan Cailles and General Paciano Rizal eventually gave away to American control. General Cailles then became Laguna’s first governor. | |||
Biñan, along with other towns of Laguna was greatly affected and suffered during World War II. The bloody battles against the Japanese forces became a depressing period in Laguna’s historical past. | |||
After the war, Laguna had its share peace time. The province gradually recovered and the towns were eventually rebuilt. Schools, infrastructure and establishments were set up. The development of the Manila Railroad Company’s railway lines extending through the province in 1917 also contributed much to the towns’ rapid progress. | |||
Currently, Biñan is one of Laguna’s thriving municipalities and plays an important role to the progressive increase of the provincial economy. (source verbatim from: www.travelgrove.com/) | |||
==People of Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ==People of Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ||
Total Population of Biñan | *Population of CITY OF BIÑAN, LAGUNA as of 2020 census: 407,437 | ||
*Total Population of Biñan per 2015 Census: 333,028 | |||
*Total Population of Biñan per 2010 Census: 283,396 | |||
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*Registered voters of Biñan as of 2010 per COMELEC: 132,255 | |||
==Local Government Unit LGU of Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ==Local Government Unit LGU of Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ||
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:'''Elected officials of Biñan for the term of 2019-2022''' | |||
*Mayor of Biñan: Arman Dimaguila (PDPLBN) 67,674 | |||
*Vice-Mayor of Biñan: Gel Alonte (PDPLBN) 93,422 | |||
*Congress woman: Marlyn Alonte | |||
*Councilors of Biñan: | |||
# REYES, DADA (PDPLBN) 83,434 | |||
# CARDEÑO, LIZA (PDPLBN) 77,228 | |||
# BEJASA, BONG (PDPLBN) 76,817 | |||
# ROMANTIGUE, GENER (PDPLBN) 73,056 | |||
# TAN GANA - CARAIT, HERSHEY (NP) 70,689 | |||
# GARCIA, ALVIN (PDPLBN) 70,161 | |||
# ALATIIT, JEDI (PDPLBN) 67,838 | |||
# SOUZA, JAY (PDPLBN) 66,737 | |||
# YATCO, COOKIE (NPC) 66,419 | |||
# DIMARANAN, ELMER (PDPLBN) 66,069 | |||
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:'''Elected officials of Biñan for the term of 2016-2019''' | |||
*Mayor of Biñan: Arman Dimaguila | |||
*Vice-Mayor of Biñan: Gel Alonte | |||
*Congress woman: Marlyn Alonte | |||
*Councilors of Biñan: | |||
#Liza Cardeño | |||
#Dada Reyes | |||
#Bongbejasa Bejasa | |||
#Hershey Tan Gana | |||
#Donna Yatco | |||
#Gener Romantigue | |||
#Me Salandanan | |||
#Jay Souza | |||
#Alvin Mangkok Garcia | |||
#Echit Desuasido | |||
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:'''Elected officials of Biñan for the term of 2013-2016''' | |||
*Mayor of Biñan: Alonte, Marlyn Belizario Len-Len | |||
*Vice-Mayor of Biñan: Dimaguila, Walfredo Jr. Reyes Arman | |||
*Councilors of Biñan: | |||
#Alonte, Angelo Belizario Gel | |||
#Bejasa, Wilfredo Jr. Ilagan Bong Bejasa | |||
#Carait, Magtangol Jose Iii Calayag Jm | |||
#Yatco, Jose Francisco Ruben Ponce Cookie | |||
#Micor, Marielle Therese Bautista Marielle | |||
#Salandanan, Jaime Molina Me | |||
#Tan Gana, Vicente Jr. Jaojoco Jun | |||
#Carde, Liza Lopez Liza | |||
#Romantigue, Geronimo Dejan Gener | |||
#Desuasido, Alexis Hirang Echit | |||
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:'''Elected officials of Biñan for the term of 2010-2013''' | :'''Elected officials of Biñan for the term of 2010-2013''' | ||
*Mayor: [[Marliyn Belizario Alonte-Naguiat]] | *Mayor of Biñan: [[Marliyn Belizario Alonte-Naguiat]] | ||
*Vice-Mayor: [[Walfredo Reyes Dimaguila Jr.]] | *Vice-Mayor of Biñan: [[Walfredo Reyes Dimaguila Jr.]] | ||
*Councilors: | *Councilors of Biñan: | ||
*#[[Rene Casas Manabat]] | *#[[Rene Casas Manabat]] | ||
*#[[Vicente Jaojoco Tan Gana]] | *#[[Vicente Jaojoco Tan Gana]] | ||
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*#[[Jaime Molina Salandanan]] | *#[[Jaime Molina Salandanan]] | ||
*#[[Rodrigo Memue Casas]] | *#[[Rodrigo Memue Casas]] | ||
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==Businesses in Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ==Businesses in Biñan City, Laguna, Philippines== | ||
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==Real Estate for Sale in Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ==Real Estate for Sale in Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ||
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==Churches, Mosques, or Places of Worship in Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ==Churches, Mosques, or Places of Worship in Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ||
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==Schools in Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ==Schools in Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ||
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*Family for Christ Academy of Biñan, Inc. - Private School - Complete elementary & Secondary | *Family for Christ Academy of Biñan, Inc. - Private School - Complete elementary & Secondary | ||
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==Tourists Attractions of Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ==Tourists Attractions of Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ||
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==Festivals, Fiestas and Traditions of Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ==Festivals, Fiestas and Traditions of Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ||
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==Your Story about Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ==Your Story about Biñan, Laguna, Philippines== | ||
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