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TWO FACES OF CAVITE MUTINY

The Cavite Mutiny was a mutiny that took place in 1870 in the Philippines, and it was led by Francisco Caballo. The mutiny had two main faces: 1. The first face was the political face: The mutineers were motivated by a desire for greater autonomy and freedom from Spanish rule. They protested against the harsh conditions and injustices of the Spanish colonial government, and they fought for a better future for the Filipino people. 2. The second face was the social face: The mutineers also fought for social justice and equality, and they protested against the social hierarchy and discrimination that the Spanish colonial government enforced.

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