The poem "Mi Ãšltimo AdiÃ³s" was written before its author was executed in this city.
William Draper, one of the men who established the rules of cricket, occupied this city for two years during the Seven Years' War. This city's Binondo district is often considered the world's oldest Chinatown. This present-day city was where three priests collectively called "Gomburza" were executed for inspiring the 1872 Cavite mutiny. The station Radio Veritas, which was led by the humorously named Cardinal Sin, encouraged protests in this city. This city was the site of the three largest papal gatherings in history, including one on World Youth Day in 1995. That gathering was where the first phase of Ramzi Yousef's abortive (*) Bojinka Plot would have taken place. The poem "Mi Ãšltimo AdiÃ³s" was written before its author was executed in this city. It's not Singapore, but Tomoyuki Yamashita was executed for overseeing the death of hundreds of thousands of this city's residents during World War II. This capital city, whose layout was redesigned by Daniel Burnham, is home to a park named after national hero JosÃ© Rizal. This city's Epifanio de los Santos Avenue, better known as EDSA, was the site of the 1986 People Power Revolution. For 10 points, name this city whose MalacaÃ±ang Palace was the home of Ferdinand Marcos.
William Draper, one of the men who established the rules of cricket, occupied this city for two years during the Seven Years' War.
Manila