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 hanky tied around his neck. We ...

Last November 30, we celebrated the 158th birth anniversary of Andres Bonifacio – the “noble plebian” who founded the revolutionary group Katipunan, and led the Filipino masses against Spain ...

To cut the story short, Andres left a local girl, Genoveva Baloloy, with child, who was christened Francisca. In 1897, following the eruption of Mayon, Genoveva and her daughter Francisca moved to ...

It has been said that Dr. Jose Rizal was all ideas with no action while Ka Andres Bonifacio was all action with no ideas. Such line of thinking, to my mind is unfair to both Rizal and Bonifacio.

Immortalized in history books, statues and monuments wielding a bolo in one hand and the red KKK flag on the other, the life of Andres Bonifacio—the Supremo of the Katipunan—has been a favorite plot ...

President Ferdinand ''Bongbong'' Marcos Jr. on Thursday called on the public to emulate the heroism of Filipino revolutionary hero Andres Bonifacio. In his speech on the 160th Bonifacio Day delivered ...