Tita Cory

Tita Cory, or Corazon Aquino, was the first female president of the Philippines, serving from 1986 to 1992. She became a symbol of peaceful resistance and democracy after leading a popular uprising that ended the dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos. Known for her humility, integrity, and commitment to justice, she worked to restore democratic institutions and promote human rights in the country. Her leadership helped transition the Philippines from authoritarian rule to a more democratic society, earning her widespread respect and the nickname "Tita Cory," reflecting her caring and nurturing nature as a leader and grandma figure.