Samahang Magdalo

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Samahang Magdalo
Predecessor Magdalo Group
Type Non-stock, Non-profit
Legal statusAssociation
PurposeSocio-civic, Filipino nationalism
HeadquartersNo. 86 Sct. Ojeda St., Brgy. Obrero, District IV, 1103
Location
Region served
Philippines
Official language
Filipino, English
Affiliations Magdalo

Samahang Magdalo (English: "Magdalo Association") is a socio-civic, non-profit, nationalist organisation, based in the Philippines. It is otherwise known as the New Katipunan .[ citation needed ] The group was formally recognised by the Securities and Exchange Commission on September 9, 2010, in Mandaluyong, Metro Manila. [1] It is registered SEC with Company Registration Number CN201014489 and Company Tax Identification Number (TIN) 007-869-045.

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References

  1. "Samahang Magdalo - Frequently Asked Questions" . Retrieved April 20, 2012.