ARTISTIC WORKS

CREATED DURING
THE PROPAGANDA
MOVEMENT
Reporter: Luv Joyce Casas
 MARCELO H. DEL PILAR
(Plaridel)
ANTI-FRIAR DIARYONG
PAMPHLETS TAGALOG

La Frailocracia Filipina

Parodied the Lord’s Prayer, Hail Mary, The

Apostle Creed, The Ten Commandments, The
Dasalan at Tocsohan
Act of Contrition and The Act of Catechism.

Cai-igat Cayo

La Soberania Monacal
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The Filibusterism

Touch me not

The reign of
Greed

NOLI ME TANGERE EL FILIBUSTERISMO

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POR TELEPONO
OR BY PHONE
It is a play written by Jose Rizal. It discusses social issues and plans for the
Philippines by two Friars.

It was published in 1889 as a reply to a friar named Fr. Salvador Font in

connection to his discrimination about Noli Me Tangere and for initiating the
banning of Noli in the fall of 1889.

The first pamphlet was printed in Barcelona under the authorship of Dimas
Alang.
GRACIANO LOPEZ JAENA

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Contributors of La Solidaridad

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DON JUAN ATAYDE

Revista Del Circulo Hispano -

Filipino

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PEDRO PATERNO

Collection of Filipino poems in

Spanish, was published in Madrid in
1880.

The first Filipino novel

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 ANTONIO LUNA

“IMPRESIONES”

A collection of essays
describing the customs
of Spaniards in Madrid

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 JOSE MA. PANGANIBAN

“La Unibersidad de
Filipinas: Plan de
Studios” A critical essay in the La
Solidaridad which exposed
the defects of the church
dominated education in the
Philippines.

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ACCOMPLISHMEN
TS OF
PROPAGANDA
MOVEMENT

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ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE
MOVEMENT

• The tobacco monopoly in our country was

removed.

• The 40 days forced labor became 15 days a year.

• The tribute was replaced to cedula tax.

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 The movement ended in a failure.

(1) Lack of financial support

(2) Rizal was exiled
(3) Death of Del Pilar and Jaena

Although the Propaganda had not brought reality changes and reforms in the country, we can say
that the literatures resulted from it became the source of what came to be the Philippine
Nationalism. The spirit of nationhood had its roots in the movement. It also awakened the minds of
the Filipinos and gave them a sense of culture identity. It initiated the voice of Filipinos to speak and
get out of their cage.

The instigation of this movement proves that Filipinos are not passive human beings. They don’t
accept mistreatment. They fight for what belongs to them. They stand up taller than their tormentors
no matter how hopeless it may seem. Because if there is one thing the propaganda movement
succeeded in, its how they imparted nationalism to
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