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this section:  Some walked up Ancon Hill, getting to know the park and holding a patriotic ceremony once they got to the top. Photo by Eric Jackson Several ways to observe The Day of the Martyrs (other than at the beach)  FRENADESO held a march and rally, and burned the villains of their version of the story in effigy. Photo by FRENADESO  At the Instituto Nacional, whose students played a major role in the 1964 events, the mayor (right) and other dignitaries gathered for a ceremony. Photo by José F. Ponce  President Torrijos oversaw a militarized ceremony at the site of the old Balboa High School flagpole, where there is now an eternal flame. Photo by the Presidencia  Pensamiento y Accion Transformadora (Thought and Transformative Action, or PAT), a student group, gathered where several of the 1964 Martyrs fell. Photo by José F. Ponce  Working from old photos, artists did portraits of the martyrs. Photo by José F. Ponce Also in
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