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A mayor playing Andres Bonifacio shouldn’t be a thing, really
Alexa, play “’Tis the Damn [Campaign] Season”
Alexa, play “’Tis the Damn [Campaign] Season”
TV host Gretchen Ho made another batch of workers happy as she gave away bicycles once more, this time on Independence Day.
Not to pull a Gretchen Weiner, but people should totally give Bonifacio more credit just as much as they do to Rizal
Since childhood, we have always pictured Andres Bonifacio as a plebeian with brawn and courage. He was the man in red slacks and white camisa de chino with a red
Nov. 30 marks the day of Andres Bonifacio’s birth, 122 years after he was unceremoniously executed after a sham election. To this day, there’s still a lot of misconceptions surrounding
Look back at important events in Philippine history with visits to Bahay Nakpil-Bautista and Museo ng Paglilitis ni Andres Bonifacio
“Dahil ditoy aking binawi at iniatas ko kay General Noriel na ipatupad ang kahatulan ng Consejo de Guerra, na barilin ang mga kapatid, alang-alang sa kapakanan ng Bayan,” a handwritten
I recently saw a tweet that made me laugh. It went something like: “Why do we always depict Bonifacio in a camisa and red pants? He wore a suit! And
Josie Rizal is shaking. A few years ago, the developers of the ever-popular fighting game Tekken paid homage to Jose Rizal by adding a playable female fighter, Josie Rizal, to
When historian Ambeth Ocampo said it is we who repeat history, it really hit me. He’s right. We really have no one else to blame over how repetitive the turn
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