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Description: CHAPTER V RIZAL IN EUROPE:. THE PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT AND LA SOLIDARIDAD.

CHAPTER V RIZAL IN EUROPE:. THE PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT AND LA SOLIDARIDAD. 

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THE PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT AND LA SOLIDARIDAD

REPORTERS MR. ALJON DETERALA MS. KYLA CHRISTINE GONZALES MS. KRIZZIA QUISTO NOLIA

THEOROPAGANDA
MOVEMENT AND
LA SOLIDARIDAD
of Filipino leaders to Spanish penal colonies. the
persecution of the intellectuals, and the abuses of the Spanish
rnasters continued unabated.
The Filipino exiles Of

La Solidaridad
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La Solidaridd Quneen•no. The Propaganda Movement, The Solidarity, Comite de Propaganda. 

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The Propaganda Movement, The Solidarity, Comite de Propaganda

Topic for the day LESSON 2: JOURNALISM AND POLITICS. 

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Topic for the day LESSON 2: JOURNALISM AND POLITICS

DISCOVER. DISCOVER. DISCOVER. RIZAL. Understanding the topic deeper. 

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The desire to form a purely Filipino organization was fulfilled with the establishment in Barcelona on December 13, 1888  La Solidaridad . This organization was a sort of rival of Morayta’s Madrid group although the two organizations joined together in a petition addressed to the Minister of the Colonies asking for representation in the Cortes, abolition of censorship of the press, and prohibition of the practice of deporting citizens merely through administrative orders. La Solidaridad (The Solidarity)

The president of La Solidaridad was Rizal’s cousin, Galicano Apacible. Among the other officers were Graciano Lopez-Jaena, vice-president, and Mariano Ponce, treasurer. Rizal, in London at the time, was named Honorary President.

The Propaganda Movement was a cultural organization formed in 1872 by Filipino expatriates in Europe.

RIZAL. Comite de Propaganda. in the Philippines funded the publication of the La Solidaridad. The editorship for the newspaper was first offered to Rizal. However, he refused because during that time he was annotating Antonio de Morga’s Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas in London. After Rizal refused the post, Graciano Lopez Jaena was offered the editorship of La Solidaridad and he accepted.. 

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in the Philippines funded the publication of the La Solidaridad. The editorship for the newspaper was first offered to Rizal. However, he refused because during that time he was annotating Antonio de Morga’s Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas in London. After Rizal refused the post, Graciano Lopez Jaena was offered the editorship of La Solidaridad and he accepted.

On April 25, 1889 La Solidaridad published the letter entitled “The aspiration of the Filipinos” which was written by the Association Hispano-Filipina de Madrid (English: Hispanic Filipino Association of Madrid). It pursued desires for:. 

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On April 25, 1889 La Solidaridad published the letter entitled “The aspiration of the Filipinos” which was written by the Association Hispano-Filipina de Madrid (English: Hispanic Filipino Association of Madrid). It pursued desires for:

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La Solidaridad
Quincenario democråtico.
11
PRECIOS DE
MADRID 31 DE 1890
NéM. 28
Comuaic.dos
conv
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1. Representation 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 court of justice. On December 15, 1889, Marcelo H. del Pilar replaced Graciano Lopez Jaena as the editor of La Solidaridad. Under his editorship, the aims of the newspaper expanded. His articles caught the attention of Spanish leaders and ministers. Using propaganda, it pursued desires for:

La Solidaridad published the letter to pursue the desires for:

RIZAL. Using propaganda, it pursued desires for:. 

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Using propaganda, it pursued desires for:

4. That the Philippines be a province of Spain  5. Representation Filipino priests 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

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After the years of publication from 1889-1895, funding of the La Solidaridad became scarce. Comite de Propaganda’s contribution to the newspaper stopped and del Pilar funded the newspaper almost on his own. Penniless in Spain, del Pilar stopped the publication of La Solidaridad on November 15, 1895, after 7 volumes and 160 issues. In del Pilar’s farewell editorial, he said:

HE SAID: “We are persuaded that no sacrifies are too little to win the rights and the liberty of a nation that is oppressed by slavery.”. 

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HE SAID: “We are persuaded that no sacrifies are too little to win the rights and the liberty of a nation that is oppressed by slavery.”

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