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also house his remains. The act also created a committee on the Rizal monument that consisted of
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between 1905–1907 and invited sculptors from Europe and the United States to submit entries with material preference produced in the archipelago. The estimated cost of the monument was ₱100,000. The insular government donated ₱30,000 for the fund. By
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In Rizal's birth centenary year of 1961, a stainless steel pylon was superimposed over the granite obelisk, increasing the structure's height from 12.7 meters (42 ft) to 30.5 meters (100 ft). The remodeling undertaken by the Jose Rizal
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