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It carried the alias Marcial Bonifacio (Marcial for martial law and Bonifacio for Fort Bonifacio, his erstwhile prison). He eventually obtained a legitimate passport from a sympathizer working in a Philippine consulate through the help of Roque Ablan Jr., who was then a congressman for Ilocos Norte.
Learn about the life and legacy of Ninoy Aquino, a senator who challenged the dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos and was imprisoned and exiled. Read about his achievements, his speeches, and his assassination in this exhibit.
Aug 19, 2010 · SPOT.ph lists the milestones and wise words of Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino, Jr., the martyred senator and former president of the Philippines. Learn about his achievements, challenges, and legacy in this article.
Aug 21, 2018 · Marcial Bonifacio Ampeso recounted those epic moments in recent history. Ninoy, he said, secretly asked him while in US exile to provide him two passports, one in his real name and the other under an assumed name: Marcial Bonifacio.
Aug 20, 2014 · Ninoy actually had two passports—one was fake and it contained his real name, and other one was a real passport containing the pseudonym “Marcial Bonifacio.” “Marcial” was for martial ...
Jul 17, 2024 · Ninoy Aquino week: Marcial Bonifacio - Filipino, An Upsilonian. by Jose Ampeso '68. "To many Filipinos, Ninoy Aquino's assassination in in August of 1983 was a very tragic incident. The dreadful loss of his life was truly a supreme sacrifice he paid!
Aug 21, 2003 · This passport carried the name Marcial Bonifacio. (Marcial for martial law and Bonifacio to represent his imprisonment in Fort Bonifacio).
