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Spanish language in the Philippines
Spanish was an official language of the Philippines from the beginning of Spanish rule from Mexico City initiated by Miguel López de Legazpi in the late 16th century, until the change of Constitution in 1973. After having been redesignated an official language by Presidential proclamation, Spanish remained official until a subsequent change in constitution in 1987 removed its official status.
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