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Kapampangan Revolt (1585-86): The Letter of Don Juan de Manila

2013/07/23 6:07 pm \ Leave a Comment \ siuala

1586 Letter in behalf of Don Juan de Manila, Principal from Pampanga, to the President of the Royal Audiencia exposing the … Continue Reading →

Posted in: Salése (Kapampangan History) \ Tagged: abuse, atrocities, audiencia, bangsa, bayani, Candaba, Castilla, colonialism, encomienda, indio, injustice, Kapampangan, Kapampangan Revolt, Manila, Pampanga, principales, principalia, rebel, rebellion, revolt, Royal Audiencia, Salése (Kapampangan History), Spaniards, Spanish abuse

Dugong Aso: “A Race of Dogs”

2013/06/18 8:00 am \ Leave a Comment \ siuala

Dugong Aso means ‘a race of dogs’ in Tagalog. This ethnic slur against the Kapampangan people can be traced back … Continue Reading →

Posted in: Salése (Kapampangan History) \ Tagged: aso, asu, bigotry, canine, colonialism, colony, dog, dugong aso, encomienda, ethnic slur, ethnicity, genocide, indio, loyal, loyalty, Macabebe, man's best friend, pets, Philippine History, Pinoy, racism, Salése (Kapampangan History), salvages, salvajes, Spanish Empire, traitor, traitors