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Bonifacio Monument: History and Significance by argenette dinoy is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The Bonifacio Monument is a memorial in Caloocan, Philippines dedicated to Andres Bonifacio, a leader in the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. The 13.7 meter obelisk was designed by Guillermo Tolentino and unveiled in 1933. It features bronze sculptures depicting Bonifacio and scenes from the revolution at its base. The monument stands at a major intersection in Caloocan and remains an important symbol of Philippine independence.
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