More than 16,000 Filipinos Signed the Petition to Rename NAIA Back MIA

Umani ng suporta ang petition na inihain noong October 28, 2016 ng isang netizen na taga Cagayan de Oro City.  Ang layunin ng petition ay para palitan ang pangalan na NAIA at ibalik sa dating pangalan na Manila International Airport (MIA).  Ang petition ay ipapadala kina Senator Dick Gordon, Senator Migz Zubiri, at Senator Manny Pacquiao na inaasahang maging co-authors para ipagpapawalang-bisa ang Republic Act No. 6639 at maibalik ang dating pangalan ng pangunahing airport ng bansa na Manila International Airport (MIA).

Ayon sa nakasulat sa petition, hindi daw makatarungan na ipangalan ang airport kay Ninoy Aquino, Jr. dahil siya ay napatunayan ng korte noong 1977 sa kasong pagpatay, iligal na pag-aari ng mga baril, at pagtangkang pabagsakin ang gobyerno ng Pilipinas.  Isa rin daw insulto ang pangalang NAIA sa mga tunay bayani na ibinuwis ang buhay para sa bayan at hindi dahil sa ambisyon sa pulitika.

“READING RA 6639, ONE CAN’T FIND A VALID REASON WHY THE COUNTRY’S MAIN AIRPORT SHOULD BE NAMED AFTER NINOY AQUINO, JR., WHO WAS A FORMER SENATOR AND CONVICTED IN 1977 BY A MILITARY COURT OF SUBVERSION AND MURDER. THUS, NINOY AQUINO IS NOT A HERO/PATRIOT FOR INSPIRATION AND EMULATION OF THIS GENERATION AND GENERATIONS STILL UNBORN.  HE WAS CLEARLY A POLITICIAN AND BY NAMING THE PHILIPPINE’S MAIN AIRPORT TO HIS NAME IS AN INSULT TO ALL FILIPINO HEROES WHO DIED FOR THE COUNTRY AND NOT FOR POLITICAL AMBITION.“

In 1977, opposition leader Benigno “Ninoy” S. Aquino Jr. (RIGHT) is sentenced to death by firing squad. The Military Commission No. 2 convicted him of charges of subversion, murder, and illegal possession of firearms.

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SA NGAYON, NOVEMBER 2, 2016, AY UMABOT NA SA 16,000+ ANG SUPPORTERS SA PETITION NA, RENAME NAIA BACK TO ITS ORIGINAL NAME MANILA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (MIA), PERO DI PA RIN ITO IBINABALITA SA TV O RADYO.

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