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    The document summarizes the key aspects of the Propaganda Movement in the Philippines in the late 1800s. It lists the main reforms desired, including equality before the law and assimilation as a Spanish province. It then lists the main propagandists and newspapers that were part of the movement, including La Solidaridad. Finally, it discusses two important organizations, the Asociacion Hispano-Filipina and the Liga Filipina led by Rizal, which had the goals of uniting the archipelago and advocating for reforms, but that Rizal was exiled and the Liga Filipina collapsed after just 3 days.

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    The document summarizes the key aspects of the Propaganda Movement in the Philippines in the late 1800s. It lists the main reforms desired, including equality before the law and assimilation as a Spanish province. It then lists the main propagandists and newspapers that were part of the movement, including La Solidaridad. Finally, it discusses two important organizations, the Asociacion Hispano-Filipina and the Liga Filipina led by Rizal, which had the goals of uniting the archipelago and advocating for reforms, but that Rizal was exiled and the Liga Filipina collapsed after just 3 days.

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    The Constitution of La Liga Filipina and Other Works of Rizal

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    The Constitution of La liga

    Filipina and Other works of


    Rizal
    The Propaganda
    Movement
    Reforms Desired
    Equality of the Filipinos and spaniards before the laws

    Assimilations of the Philippines as a regular province of Spanish

    Restoration of the Philippines restoration in the Spanish Cortes

    Filipinization of the Philippines parishes and explusion of the


    friars
    The Propagandists
    PLARIDEL
    DIMAS-ALANG, DIEGO LAURA
    GAMATMATIAN
    LAON LAAN
    DOLORES MATAPAT

    NANING KALIPULAKO JOMPA JMP


    TAGA ILOG
    TIKBALANG
    RAMIRO FRANCO JUSTO DESIDERIO BUAN, JB
    MAGALANG POTACIO

    DON BELONG KUITIB MIGUEL DE


    MORAYTA
    The newspaper was
    founded by Graciano
    Lopez Jaena in
    Barcelona in
    February15, 1889

    La Solidaridad was
    created due to reality
    that mass media is
    important in
    Propagating the
    PropagandaObjectives.
    Aims of La Solidaridad
    Masonry of the Propaganda
    Movement Sampling
    Asociacion Hispano-Filipina
    (Hispano-Philippine Association)

    The members met once a month to discuss


    Philippine-Spanish questions.

    They drew up petitions and passed


    resolutions.
    Liga Filipina
    (Philippine League)

    Unos Instar Omnium”

    “ One Like All”

    *motto*
    Liga Filipina
    (Philippine League)

    Aims:
    1.Union of the Archipelago into a compact, vigorous, and
    homogeneous body.
    2. Mutual protection in all cases of pressing necessity.
    3.Defense agaist all violence and injustice.
    4. Encouragement of education,agriculture, and commerce.
    5).Study and application of reforms.
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    However, three days after the founding of Liga
    Filipina, Rizal was arrested by order of Governor
    General Despujol.

    On July 6, 1892, Rizal was exiled to Dapitan-known to


    be the Liga Filipina’s Collapse.
    End of the Propaganda Movement

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