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Benigno Aquino Jr.

Filipino senator and governor of Tarlac (1932–1983)

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  • Momentum10.0
  • Wikipedia17.5K
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Lived 1932–1983, aged 51
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    1932–1983
    Aged 51
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Corazon Aquino
SpouseCorazon Aquino
Benigno Aquino, Sr.
FatherBenigno Aquino, Sr.
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MotherAurora Aquino
Benigno Aquino III
ChildBenigno Aquino III
Kris Aquino
ChildKris Aquino
Ballsy Aquino-Cruz
ChildBallsy Aquino-Cruz
Pinky Aquino-Abellada
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ChildViel Aquino-Dee
Agapito Aquino
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Teresa Aquino-Oreta
SiblingTeresa Aquino-Oreta
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Updated 2026-06-09

Shot on the tarmac at Manila International Airport in 1983, moments after returning from exile to challenge Ferdinand Marcos. His assassination turned him into the spark that would end a dictatorship — and put his widow in the presidential palace.

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Aquino was a senator and governor of Tarlac who became the face of opposition to Marcos, investigating massacres and forming coalitions with other Liberal Party leaders. When martial law came down in 1972, he was arrested and held for seven years — Marcos' most famous political prisoner. He founded his own party, Lakas ng Bayan, and ran candidates from prison in 1978; all lost. After a heart attack in 1980, Marcos allowed him to leave for treatment in the United States, where he spent the early '80s rallying crowds and becoming the regime's loudest critic abroad. As the Philippines worsened, h…

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Born
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