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    “Government dealing to Chinese Mestizo (before and at present time)”

    Chinese mestizo is also called as a “Sangley de meztizo” means mixed Chinese


    and Filipino ancestry or mixed-raced of business and until now, they are known as
    provisionaries of food, retail traders and artisan. Does Chinese mestizo have a big
    impact to our society until now?
    During Spanish Era, Chinese Mestizo has already a big part in our country
    especially in Economics and it is the time that they made a remarkable history in the
    Philippines. As Spanish Colonial arrived in our country, Chinese Mestizo saw a new
    opportunity on it. Spanish wanted an indispensable of the Chinese in the economy and
    they are mandated to pay a tax according to their income. Indeed, it was a double price
    compares to the Indios (Filipino) taxes. As time passed by, Spanish was eager to have
    the Chinese Mestizo an indispensable service in the economy yet there was still a
    suspicious as the population of Chinese Mestizo grew and found out that they are
    threatened to what Chinese Mestizo can do better than them. Furthermore, Spanish
    didn’t want to treat a Chinese Mestizo as Chinese but they include them as one of the
    Indio. Evidently, both Spanish and Chinese Mestizo cannot live without each other.
    Moreover, today’s generation the population of Chinese Mestizo in the Philippines is
    expanding and it is indeed not good because government are not tight when it comes in
    migration of Chinese people. According to the internet, there is 18-27% Chinese
    ancestry in the Philippines which means almost 1.5 million. As we observed there are
    many Chinese Mestizo who are belong to the business industry and most of them are
    successful like Henry Sy (founder of the SM). Literally, the government of our country is
    not really threatened in the presence of the Chinese despite of many Filipinos became a
    victim to the abuses of Chinese. Not only were the Filipino people abused, but also our
    land.
    To conclude, because of Government blindness to the foreign people, the
    Philippines is not yet free. As we can see many countries are interested in controlling
    our country by their own hands. It is much like that history repeats itself but different
    superiors.

    References:
    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=q6HanUVOV9c&t=316s
    Agrarian dispute brews in Quezon estate vs. Agrarian Disputes: Friar Estates in
    the Philippines

    Agrarian Dispute refers to any controversy relating to tenurial arrangements,


    whether leasehold, tenancy, stewardship or otherwise, over lands devoted to
    agriculture, including disputes concerning farm workers' associations or representation
    of persons in negotiating, fixing, maintaining, changing, or seeking to arrange terms or
    conditions of such tenurial arrangements.
    Agrarian Disputes: Friar Estates in the Philippines is all about the friars deprive
    by force the lands of the tenants and also about the cases in retrieving the lands of the
    tenants. This controversy took how many years to get back the land titles of the tenants
    from the friars. Of course, there are a lot of people who’s the reason behind of these
    sufferings of the tenants but there are also people behind of winning the case. While
    Agrarian dispute brews in Quezon estate is all about land titles between farmers and
    settlers. Francisco Bacobo, a resident of Malabon City is the owner of the said land.
    Settlers are occupying the lands even before Bacobo acquired it. But the incidents
    began when Settlers and Farmers are blaming Aguirre of this matter. Harassment
    started, some are experiencing prohibition from building houses or even doing
    repairs, unfair sharing of farm proceeds, physical harm, collection of monthly fees,
    cursing and being ordered to vote for particular candidates and settlers said Rodolfo,
    Vitaliano’s younger brother who has since been acting as caretaker of the estate, was
    behind the supposed harassment. “They were acting as the real owners of the land,
    but they can’t show to us any proof of ownership,” Icaro said. But Cornelio
    Villapando, head of the DAR-Quezon II office investigated the said matters and finally
    the settlers and farmers got their wanted justice.
    To sum up, both are all about the land titles and political issues but the
    difference between the two is in Spanish Era, the tenants, America colonial, the
    Madrid Government and friars is the people involved. While in Agrarian dispute brews
    in Quezon estate, only Filipinos are involved.

    References:
    https://www.lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra1988/ra_6657_1988.html#:~:text=(d)
    %20Agrarian%20Dispute%20refers%20to,maintaining%2C%20changing%2C%20or
    %20seeking%20to
    https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/802701/agrarian-dispute-brews-in-quezon-estate
    “The Retrieval of Death Penalty”
    According to the Cambridge Dictionary, the death penalty means “The legal
    punishment of particular crimes by death”. Is it worth to punish the person who commits
    an immoral doings? Does it bring a peaceful life to the victims? If this person died, will
    the justice totally achieved?
    Philippines are one of the countries who are against in Death penalty yet
    attempted to reintroduce the death penalty for “heinous crimes related to illegal drugs
    and plunder”. One of the reasons why the country doesn’t relive the death penalty is
    because most of the citizens are Catholic or Christian; Churches are not in favour to this
    matter. There are advantages and disadvantages of death penalty; Advantages (1) A
    sentence of life in prison is disproportionate to the capital crime. (2) The death penalty
    can provide a deterrent against violent crime. (3) It doesn’t need to be carried out with
    brutality. (4) The death penalty does not re-victimize the affected family. (5) It eliminates
    the possibility of an escape and future victims. (6) The application of capital punishment
    in just ways can limit prison overpopulation issues. Disadvantages (1) It is the ultimate
    denial of human rights when implemented. (2) The death penalty can execute someone
    who is possible innocent. (3) The cost to prosecute the death penalty is much higher
    than other cases. (4) There may not be any deterrence to crime with the death penalty
    in place. (5) It is used to control political messages. (6) There is no going back after the
    execution takes place. (7) It tends to be applied in a discriminatory way. (8) Family
    members of a victim are adversely impacted by the death penalty. This shows that
    death penalty has more bad side that may cause the person/s who will prosecute the
    death of the suspect is also a killer or has no difference to the people who does an
    immoral act.
    To sum up, Death penalty is neither good nor best to do. There are other ways in
    order to give the suspect a punishment to his/her committed crimes. Death penalty is
    not a joke; it is a serious matter that the government deals in. If this death penalty
    retrieves again, then government is also a sinner.
    References:
    https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/death-penalty
    https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2020/04/death-penalty-in-2019-facts-and-
    figures/
    https://futureofworking.com/10-advantages-and-disadvantages-of-the-death-penalty/

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