Reac ti o n a ry

Movements
 MEMBERS:

Francis Mathew Ebol Jule Amree

Mu-Adz Ibrahim
Ladjahali

Nashruddin Suhod Al-driemarl

Najer Payao
Tampakan

Nichol John Villacera

 Introduction
Reactionary movements in the Philippines refer to political or
social movements that aim to restore traditional values,
institutions, or ideologies in response to perceived changes or
developments in society. These movements often emerge as
a response to progressive or liberal reforms, and they seek to
resist or reverse these changes.
 EXAMPLES OF REACTIONARY
MOVEMENTS IN THE PHILIPPINES
1. Propaganda Movement
This movement emerged in the late 19th
century as a response to Spanish colonial rule.
Its key figures, such as Jose Rizal and Graciano
Lopez Jaena, advocated for reforms within the
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colonial system rather than seeking outright
independence. They aimed to preserve
traditional Filipino culture and values within the
colonial framework.
2. Sakdalista Movement
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reform, an end to feudal practices, and the
protection of Filipino rights. While it adopted
some progressive ideas, it also aligned itself
with conservative and nationalist ideologies.
 4. Anti-Dengvaxia Movement
This movement emerged in recent years in
response to a controversial dengue vaccine
program in the Philippines. Critics argued that
the government mishandled the implementation
of the vaccine and failed to consider potential
side effects. The movement sought to hold
those responsible accountable and protect
public health, but it also took on a reactionary
tone against the government's progressive
initiatives.
3. Kilusang Bagong Lipunan (KBL)
Founded in 1978 under the Marcos regime, the
KBL was the political party of Ferdinand Marcos,
who declared martial law and ruled as a dictator.
The KBL sought to preserve Marcos's
authoritarian rule and promote a conservative,
pro-nationalist agenda. However, it faced
significant opposition and was eventually
dissolved after the People Power Revolution in
 CONCLUSION
It's important to note that while some of these
movements may have legitimate concerns,
reactionary movements can vary in their goals and
ideologies. They may advocate for a return to
traditional values, oppose progressive policies, or
resist perceived threats to cultural, political, or
social structures.
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