Imus Commemorates 130th Anniversary of the Battle of Imus with Guest of Honor Richard Gordon

Imus City, Cavite – The City of Imus solemnly marked the 130th anniversary of the Battle of Imus, a historic victory that underscored the bravery and patriotism of the Katipuneros. The commemoration served not only as a remembrance of the past but also as a renewed call for unity, civic responsibility, and love of country.

Mayor Alex Advincula led the city in paying tribute to the heroes of Imus, emphasizing the importance of preserving their legacy and passing on the lessons of history to the youth. “The courage of our forebears is a guiding light for us today. As Imuseños, it is our duty to honor their sacrifice by serving our community and nation with integrity and compassion,” Mayor Advincula said.

The event was graced by former Senator Richard Gordon, who served as Guest of Honor. Gordon, widely recognized for his advocacy in volunteerism and civic engagement, delivered an inspiring message on the enduring relevance of the Katipuneros’ heroism. “The Battle of Imus is not just a chapter in history—it is a reminder that courage and service must define us as Filipinos. The spirit of the Katipuneros lives on when we choose to serve others and put country above self,” Gordon remarked.

The commemoration featured wreath-laying ceremonies, cultural performances, and educational exhibits designed to instill pride and historical awareness among the youth. Both leaders underscored that the anniversary is not merely symbolic but a call to action—urging citizens to embody the values of patriotism, unity, and service in their everyday lives.

As Imus honors its heroes, the city reaffirms its commitment to ensuring that the bravery of the Katipuneros continues to inspire future generations, strengthening the identity and resilience of the Filipino nation.