Gned 04

It is surprising that there are

different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
 Gned 04

“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,

Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
 Gned 04

that the so-called Cry took place

in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
 Gned 04

Guillermo Masangkay’s “The

Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
 Gned 04

place of the Cry. These include

Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
 Gned 04

revolution as well as the venue.

This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
 Gned 04

Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay

Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
 Gned 04

Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,

there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
 Gned 04

It is surprising that there are

different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
 Gned 04

“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,

Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
 Gned 04

that the so-called Cry took place

in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
 Gned 04

Guillermo Masangkay’s “The

Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
 Gned 04

place of the Cry. These include

Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
 Gned 04

revolution as well as the venue.

This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
 Gned 04

Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay

Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
 Gned 04

Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,

there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
 Gned 04

It is surprising that there are

different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
 Gned 04

“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,

Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
 Gned 04

that the so-called Cry took place

in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
 Gned 04

Guillermo Masangkay’s “The

Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
 Gned 04

place of the Cry. These include

Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
 Gned 04

revolution as well as the venue.

This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
 Gned 04

Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay

Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
 Gned 04

Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,

there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
 Gned 04

It is surprising that there are

different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
 Gned 04

“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,

Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
 Gned 04

that the so-called Cry took place

in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
 Gned 04

Guillermo Masangkay’s “The

Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
 Gned 04

place of the Cry. These include

Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
 Gned 04

revolution as well as the venue.

This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
 Gned 04

Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay

Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
 Gned 04

Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,

there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
 Gned 04

It is surprising that there are

different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
 Gned 04

“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,

Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
 Gned 04

that the so-called Cry took place

in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
 Gned 04

Guillermo Masangkay’s “The

Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
 Gned 04

place of the Cry. These include

Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
 Gned 04

revolution as well as the venue.

This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
 Gned 04

Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay

Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
 Gned 04

Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,

there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
 Gned 04

It is surprising that there are

different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
that the so-called Cry took place
in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
 Gned 04

“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,

Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
Guillermo Masangkay’s “The
Cry if Balintawak”.
It is surprising that there are
different versions on the
dates for the first cry of the
revolution as well as the venue.
This controversy up to this time
remains unsolved. It is believed
 Gned 04

that the so-called Cry took place

in Balintawak; but others would
say that it really happened in
Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless,
there are different versions to
consider in knowing the real
date and
place of the Cry. These include
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial
“Cry of Pugad Lawin”,
Santiago
Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay
Toro”, Gregoria de Jesus’
version of the “First Cry”,
and
 Gned 04

Guillermo Masangkay’s “The

Cry if Balintawak”.
Pio Valenzuela’s Controversial “Cry of Pugad Lawin”
August 23, 1896

It is surprising that there are different versions on the dates for the first

cry of the revolution as well as the venue. This controversy up to this time remains

unsolved. It is believed that the so-called Cry took place in Balintawak; but others would

say that it really happened in Pugad Lawin. Nevertheless, there are different versions to

consider in knowing the real date and place of the Cry. These include Pio Valenzuela’s

Controversial “Cry of Pugad Lawin”, Santiago Alvarez’s “The Cry of Bahay Toro”,

Gregoria de Jesus’ version of the “First Cry”, and Guillermo Masangkay’s “The Cry

if Balintawak”.

This controversial version of the “Cry of the Pugad Lawin” has been authorized

by no other than Dr. Pio Valenzuela, who happened to be the eyewitness himself of the

event. In his first version, he told that the prime staging point of the Cry was in

Balintawak on Wednesday of August 26, 1896. He held this account when the

happenings or events are still vivid in his memory. On the other hand, later in his

life and with a fading memory, he wrote his Memoirs of the Revolution without

consulting the written documents of the Philippine revolution and claimed that the

“Cry” took place at Pugad Lawin on August 23, 1896.

 Gned 04

It was at Pugad Lawin, in the house, storehouse, and yard of Juan

Ramos, son of Melchora Aquino, where over 1,000 members of the Katipunan met and

carried out considerable debate and discussion on August 23, 1986. The discussion

was on whether or not the revolution against the Spanish government should be started

on August 29, 1986. Only one man protested and fought against a war, and that

was Teodora Plata Bonifacio’s brother-in-law-Z. Besides the persons named above,

among those present at this meeting were Enrique Cipriano, Alfonso Pacheco,

Tomas Remigio, Sinforoso San Pedro, and others. After the tumultuous meeting,

many of those present tore their cedula certificates and shouted, “Long live the

Philippines! Long live the Philippines!”