Bonifacio Day

Congratulating in the Philippines on 30 November Bonifacio Day is a national holiday celebrating the birth of Andres Bonifacio. This is a national holiday. In short, most schools and government agencies are closed. Many people also use this day as a paid vacation.

Andrés Bonifacio was born in Tondo, Manila on November 30, 1863. In 1892 he founded a revolutionary secret society aimed at releasing the Philippines from Katipunan, Spain's colonial rule. Katipunan has four main goals. 1) to develop solidarity among member countries; 2) to make the Philippines independent through the revolution; 3) to group the Philippines into one country; 4) to establish the Republic of the Philippines. In 1896 the Spaniard learned about the existence of Katipunan. This will lead directly to the events of the Philippine Revolution.

Most schools and government buildings of the Bonifacio anniversary are closed. This is also a paid vacation for many people in the Philippines. Many people visit the memorial of An drés Bonifacio and put the flowers under their feet. There are days to explore parks and shopping centers and spend time with friends and family. Several areas celebrate this day through parades and other public events.

Bonifacio Day will be held on November 30 or the latest Monday to make a long weekend. Unlike Rizal Day to commemorate his death anniversary, Bonifacio Day celebrates his birthday. This is because Bonifacio was assassinated under the command of Emilio Aguinaldo, the first President of the Philippines and the leader of the Magdalo faction, comparable to the Magdiwang Party of Bonifacio. At that time, Aguinaldo joined the US Army that arrived slowly to occupy the country. When the Philippine Parliament passed Cabinet Order No. 2946, Bonifacio Day announced that November 30 every year was a national holiday celebrating the birth of the Gut Andres Bonifacio Revolution to overthrow the Spanish colonial government Did. This vacation was originally created by the statute signed by the United States Governor Francis Barton Harrison in 1921.

Bonifacio Day is a day commemorating Andres Bonifacio, one of the most famous figures in the United States. On his 30th birthday celebration, Bonifacio was the leader of the Philippine Revolution fought against the Spanish colonial rule. For his efforts (and the people he fought), the Philippines is still fortunate to claim its identity today, and some historians say that he is the first informal president of the country think. Likewise, Lifa Day was founded in commemoration of the national hero Jose Rizal. This holiday is most frequently celebrated in Rizal Park in Manila, which was executed in 1896 by the Spanish colonial government for a crime of rebellion. This is the day the civilians mourn losing their great leadership - you will often find the half flag of the Thai flag on this day.

Bonifacio's Day is held on November 30 or the most recent Monday to create a long weekend every year. Unlike the main national hero Jose Risar, the day of Bonifacio was not celebrated on the day of his death but on the day he was born. This is because Bonifacio was killed by his compatriot, not by foreign settlers.