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    The Propaganda Movement was a cultural organization formed in 1872 by Filipino expatriates in Europe to advocate for political and economic reforms in the Philippines. It published La Solidaridad newspaper beginning in 1889 to express the goal of achieving equal rights and representation for Filipinos in the Spanish government. Key figures in the movement included Jose Rizal, Graciano Lopez Jaena, and Marcelo H. del Pilar, and the movement pursued desires such as representation in the Spanish parliament and equal treatment under the law.

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    The Propaganda Movement was a cultural organization formed in 1872 by Filipino expatriates in Europe to advocate for political and economic reforms in the Philippines. It published La Solidaridad newspaper beginning in 1889 to express the goal of achieving equal rights and representation for Filipinos in the Spanish government. Key figures in the movement included Jose Rizal, Graciano Lopez Jaena, and Marcelo H. del Pilar, and the movement pursued desires such as representation in the Spanish parliament and equal treatment under the law.

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    The Propaganda Movement was a cultural organization formed in 1872 by Filipino expatriates in Europe to advocate for political and economic reforms in the Philippines. It published La Solidaridad newspaper beginning in 1889 to express the goal of achieving equal rights and representation for Filipinos in the Spanish government. Key figures in the movement included Jose Rizal, Graciano Lopez Jaena, and Marcelo H. del Pilar, and the movement pursued desires such as representation in the Spanish parliament and equal treatment under the law.

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    The Propaganda Movement

    - Was a cultural organization formed


    in 1872 by Filipino expatriates in
    Europe,. Composed of the Filipino
    elite called “ilustrados”, exiled
    liberals and students attending
    Europe’s universities gravitated to
    the movement.
    La Solidaridad( the Solidarity)
     -was and organization on December
    13, 1888. Composed of Filipino
    liberals exiled in 1872 and students
    attending Europe’s universities, the
    organization aimed to increase
    Spanish awareness of the needs of its
    colony, the Philippines, and to
    propagate a closer relationship
    between the colony and in Spain.
    Headed by Jose Rizal’s cousin Galicano Apacible
    issued a newspaper of the same time which was
    published in Barcelona, Spain.

     The first issue of la Solidaridad came out


    -

    February 15, 1889, it was edited by


    Graciano Lopez jaena, and later marcelo
    H. del Pilar.
     - la Soloidairdad served as the principal
    organ of the propaganda Movement to
    express the goal of achieving assimilation
    with Spain.
    Comite de Propaganda in the Philippines
    funded the publication of the La Solidaridad.
     April 25, 1889, la Soildaridad published the letter
    entitled “ The aspiration of Filipinos” which was
    written by the Association Hispano-Filipina de
    Madrid(English: Hispanic –Filipino Association of
    Madrid).
     It pursued desires for:
     1. Representatives in the Cortes
     2. Abolition of Censure
     3. An expressed and definite prohibition of the existing
    practices of exiling residents by purely administrative
    order, and without a writ of execution from the courts
    of justice.
     4. That the Philippines be a province of Spain
     5. Representation Filipino priest instead of Spanish
    friars- Augustinians, Dominicans, and Franciscans-
    in parishes and remote sitios.
     6. Freedom of assembly and speech.
     7. Equal rights before the law( for both Filipino
    and Spanish plaintiffs.)
     Del Pilar ‘s farewell editorial, he said
     “ We are persuaded that no sacrifices are too
    little to win the rights and the liberty of a nation
    that is oppressed by slavery”
    The Propagandists:
     1. Dr. Jose Rizal- Laong –Laan and Dimasalang
     2. Graciano Lopez Jaena – Diego Silang(first editor of
    la solidairdad)
     3. Marcelo H. Del Pilar- Plaridel
     4. Jose Maria Panganiban – Jomapa
     5. Mariano Ponce – Tigbalang, Kalipulako, and Naning
     6. Antonio Luna – Taga- Ilog
     7. Dominador Gomez – Ramiro Franco
     8. Juan Luna- - painter and sculptor
     9. Pedro Paterno – served later as Prime minister of
    the First Philippine Republic
     10. Pedro Serrano Laktaw – a babyhood companion and
    schoolmate of M.H del Pilar.
     11. Felix Hidalgo – Painter
     12. Isabelo de los Reyes – Don belong, politician , writer
    and labor activist
     13. Jose Alejandrino- helped Jose Rizal in correcting
    errors in the El Filibusterismo
     14. Eduardo de Lete- a Philippine-born Spaniard
     15. Dr.. Antonio Maria Regidor – Doctor of medicine and
    lawyer
     16. Anastacio Carpio – Filipino freemason and lawyer
     17. Miguel Moran
     Friends of the Movement:
     - Ferdinand Blumentritt- Austrian ethologist
     - Miguel Sargario Morayta – Spanish historian, university
    professor and statesman.

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