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December 30, 1953 marked the commencement of Ramon Magsaysay's presidency in the Philippines. His election represented a significant shift in the country's political landscape, as he became the first non-Nacionalista Party candidate to win the presidency since independence. Magsaysay's term was characterized by his focus on economic development, social justice, and anti-corruption measures, which earned him widespread popularity and the title "Champion of the Masses."