DOCUMENTARIES: THE FILIPINO | Tranvia: Ang mga Riles sa Kamaynilaan | Dr. Ricardo Jose

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  • Опубликовано: 28 июн 2018
  • DOCUMENTARIES: THE FILIPINO
    Tranvia: Ang mga Riles sa Kamaynilaan
    Dr. Ricardo Jose
    DR. RICARDO JOSE is currently Director of the Third World Studies Center, a social science research center in the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy, University of the Philippines Diliman, which focuses on political economy and globalization, social movements, democratic governance, among others. He has guided and supported the various research projects, conferences and round table discussions hosted by the center, involving local and international scholars. Dr. Jose is also a professor of history. He has had an active interest in the history of transportation in the Philippines, and served as adviser and consultant to thesis on Philippine land and air transportation.
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Комментарии • 10

  • @borrico1965
    @borrico1965 9 месяцев назад +2

    This is a great documentary. It sheds light on the mass transit system for Manila was aimed at providing an efficient and comfortable way to bring workers from their homes to their workplaces and vice versa. This is should be included in a position paper to be presented to senators.

  • @zmodsomar2388
    @zmodsomar2388 3 года назад +6

    I really wish they would bring back the Tranvias in Manila.

  • @seikuro9922
    @seikuro9922 Год назад +1

    Sana ibalik ung Tranvia o kaya lagyan ng Tram

  • @kevin080592
    @kevin080592 4 года назад +6

    maganda ibalik ang mga tramvias...parang san francisco, melbourne at hong kong lang

  • @armandoalli8350
    @armandoalli8350 5 лет назад +10

    Maps at 5:46, 12:40, 25:50; 26:35; 28:14; 32:28; 33:57; 35:37; 36:10; and 39:48.

  • @fgd7yc0x14
    @fgd7yc0x14 Год назад +4

    Maps at 5:46, 12:40, 25:50; 26:35; 28:14; 32:28; 33:57; 35:37; 36:10; and 39:48.
    0:00 Issues nowadays
    1:40 Beginning, Tranvia
    3:00 Poorly Plans, actions
    3:50 Disclaimers about Documentary
    Pt 1, Period of Tranvia
    5:35 Tokyo Tram, Meralco Ticket, old cars
    7:17 Meralco Tranvia, floods, old Photos
    14:35 Manila Electric Company
    14:45 Propaganda
    15:00 Japanese Occupations
    15:50 Attempts difference before/now
    17:00 Most learning Dates, Names & management, instead of why those happened, principles, normal peoples lives instead of big names
    19:29 Preparing the documentary
    Pt 2, Post war Mass Transit System Modern
    22:30 intro, why most plans unkept
    23:50 1880, Intramuros, Binondo
    24:30 19th Century, foreshadow Modern Metro Manila
    25:10 1883
    25:25 Petitions
    26:10 Early Tranvias
    26:45 Plaza de Gabriel
    27:00 Operations
    28:10 1888, Malabon
    28:40 Tranvia Locations started
    29:00 Manila Railway Company
    29:40 Issues Tranvia
    30:15 1896, Revolution end, America Colonize
    31:45 1903 America Investors, electric
    32:20 Manila Electric Railroad & Light Company, Meralco
    33:18 1905 first electric transport
    33:40 Manila Suburban Railway Company
    33:48 Expansion of Transportation from America Companies
    35:25 Taytay-Antipolo line, Marikina Line, 1908-1915
    36:30 1920s half mil population Metro Manila, passengers amount tranvia
    37:40 Tranvia Unit
    38:20 Politics Issues, 1935
    39:20 America sell companies, PNR
    39:40 decline of tracks
    40:10 1922
    41:27 Associated Gas & Electric Company
    41:40 1930s US Great Depressions
    42:15 Marikina Line, Competitions
    43:20 Issues companies in Ph
    45:10 1930 Halili Transits
    46:35 Rally
    47:20 WW2, Taiwan Electric Co., 1943
    48:30 end of WW2, end of Tranvia, start of Jeep

  • @toribenita_kyo
    @toribenita_kyo 3 года назад +3

    Ano kaya ang naging reaksyon ng mga Tranvia workers noong malaman nila na mawawalan sila ng trabaho?
    :: Restore the tranvia! ::

  • @charliejirch8137
    @charliejirch8137 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for the historical and very informative information.

  • @esmeradanativechicken
    @esmeradanativechicken 3 года назад

    Ung tranvia po sa hinulugang taktak...parang nawala na sa kasaysayan😑

  • @zawardu8118
    @zawardu8118 3 года назад +1

    this guy is incredible . what is the birthdate of this person? i just want to know hahaha .