Ambrosio Flores
Filipino politician and revolutionary leader
Born
March 20th, 1843
181 years ago
Died
1912
113 years ago — 69 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Philippines
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A prominent figure during the Philippine Revolution, played a significant role in advocating for independence from Spanish rule. Flores served as a member of the revolutionary government and held various positions that contributed to the political landscape of the time. His efforts were instrumental in rallying support for nationalist causes and mobilizing forces against colonial powers. After the revolution, continued involvement in political affairs and governance within the emerging Philippine Republic marked his career.
Served as a member of the revolutionary government
Participated in key negotiations for independence
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