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Was The Cavite Mutiny A Grand Conspiracy Or A Labor Issue?
Numerous significant events comprise history, and each story has multiple perspectives
depending on how the writer views and understands the event and how they want the readers to
arrive at their message
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Trinidad Hermenegildo Pardo de
Tavera and Jose Montero y Vidal, a Spanish historian, both of which sparked controversy
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The Cavite Mutiny began with the laborers' dissatisfaction with Governor General Rafael
Izquierdo's decision to abolish tax exemption and forced labor
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It is only natural for them to strike following the
abolition of their privileges because previously, the workers in the arsenal at Cavite in the artillery
and engineer corps barracks were exempt from paying tribute tax and from the obligation to work for
specific days
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Moreover, Izquierdo claimed that GOMBURZA was behind the mutiny, which they were not
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Furthermore, secret groups were formed only after the execution of GOMBURZA, which
also awakened the sense of nationalism of Filipinos
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Jose Rizal,
who witnessed the tragic deaths of the three priests at a young age, the nationalism of Filipinos was
awakened, leading to the formation of secret organizations and movements to overthrow Spanish
rule in the Philippines
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This
proves that 1898 was only the start, and 1872 was only a mere labor issue and the inspiration to
begin a revolution
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Indeed, what happened in Cavite became the beginning of a revolution, and the Cavite
immunity is not the revolution or a conspiracy in and of itself
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