Antonio Luna was assassinated due to a combination of political rivalries and tensions within the Filipino revolutionary movement during the Philippine-American War. As a prominent general, he was known for his strong leadership and uncompromising stance against both American forces and internal dissent among Filipino leaders. His assertive approach and criticism of other leaders, particularly President Emilio Aguinaldo, created significant enemies. Ultimately, he was killed by Aguinaldo's men in June 1899, reflecting the deep divisions in the struggle for independence.
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