Who is the biggest traitor in the Philippine history?

This is a difficult question. Since the Philippines a s a whole did not exist as a whole until the Latter part of the 19th century. The Philippines was a collection of independent kingdoms, tribes ,clans and other groups before the Spanish arrived. read more

But, I would hesitate to name him as the biggest traitor in Philippine history. Calling him a traitor, however, presupposes that he declared allegiance to the revolutionary government. There is more than enough reason to think that the Igorots suffered discrimination at the hands of their fellow Filipinos. read more

After his capture by the Americans, Paterno formally switched sides and joined the American-sponsored First Philippine Assembly before finally dying of cholera in 1911. References: Abeto, I. (1989). Philippine History Reassessed: A Collection of Undiscovered Historical Facts from Prehistoric Time to 1872. Integrated Publishing House. read more