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American sentry and the massive attack against Filipino troops the next day. He investigated the incident through the orders of Aguinaldo. His report put the blame squarely on the occupying American forces. Yet by May 1899, Buencamino was among those lobbying for the acceptance of American
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Buencamino was married to Juana Arnedo and had ten children. After she died in 1883, Buencamino married
Guadalupe Salazar Abreu, who he had three sons, Victor, Felipe Jr., and Philip. Buencamino is interred at the
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was inaugurated on
January 23, 1899. By February, Filipinos found themselves at war with their erstwhile American ally. The war was triggered by the February 4 killing of a Filipino corporal in
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enabling it to offer the
Filipinos autonomy under American authority, but Mabini was against it and favored independence under American protection. Buencamino,
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on May 28, 1898, he was being held in the tower of the Osorio family estate in Cavite Puerto for being accused of being a spy. He was present when the
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to Victor
Buencamino and Petrona Siojo. Before the Hispanization of the Philippine natives, his surname was Mangalindan (a contraction of
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After he earned his law degree, he went to work for the Manila
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When 270 Spanish navy infantry prisoners were handed to
General Aguinaldo at Teatro Caviteño following the
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who advocated independence took control of the
Philippine Assembly. Buencamino died on February 6, 1929.
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allegedly slapped
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