Editor's Note: Thank you to my friend Danica for letting me use her laptop while I'm still saving up for my own.
Welcome to part two of chapter five!
In 1892, José Rizal was exiled to Dapitan for four years. In 1896, he was charged with rebellion and sedition and given a sham trial, which resulted in his conviction. On December 30, 1896, Rizal was executed.
Ironically, the Spanish authorities did not realize that Rizal's death would be a catalyst for the Philippines' pursuit of independence. In this two-part video, we delve into the circumstances surrounding Rizal's exile, the events of his trial, and the profound impact of his execution on the Philippine Revolution.
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