Francisco Maniago Statue (Pampanga c. 1660) The inscription in Luneta park says: “A leader of the village in Mexico, Pampanga, who led a revolt in protest against forced labor and confiscation of rice by the Spaniards. He blocked the mouths of the rivers of Pampanga to stop commerce with Manila. His rebellion ended with the acceptance of his demands by the Spaniards.”

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Francisco Maniago Statue (Pampanga c. 1660) The inscription in Luneta park says: “A leader of the village in Mexico, Pampanga, who led a revolt in protest against forced labor and confiscation of rice by the Spaniards. He blocked the mouths of the rivers of Pampanga to stop commerce with Manila. His rebellion ended with the acceptance of his demands by the Spaniards.”

Location: Gallery of Heros in Luneta Park - Manila Philippines

Francisco Maniago Statue (Pampanga c. 1660) The inscription in Luneta park says: “A leader of the village in Mexico, Pampanga, who led a revolt in protest against forced labor and confiscation of rice by the Spaniards. He blocked the mouths of the rivers of Pampanga to stop commerce with Manila. His rebellion ended with the acceptance of his demands by the Spaniards.”