He spent several months in Bilibid Prison on charges of making Anti-American radio broadcasts and collaborating with Japanese occupiers, though he was pardoned and went on to serve two terms in the Council of State.
He spent several months in Bilibid Prison on charges of making Anti-American radio broadcasts and collaborating with Japanese occupiers, though he was pardoned and went on to serve two terms in the Council of State. 1957 saw the publication of his book A Second Look at America, which was co-written with Vicente [*] Pacis. His early career took a long hiatus after his capture at Palanan by Frederick Funston, and he only resurfaced in 1935 to run for president of the newly established commonwealth, losing badly to Manuel Quezon. FTP, name this man who became president of the Malolos Republic in 1899 and built a career leading opposition to American involvement in the Philippines.
He spent several months in Bilibid Prison on charges of making Anti-American radio broadcasts and collaborating with Japanese occupiers, though he was pardoned and went on to serve two terms in the Council of State.
Emilio {Aguinaldo}