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    The Propaganda Movement was a cultural organization formed in 1872 by Filipino expatriates in Europe to peacefully pursue reforms and independence from Spain. Key goals included equality for Filipinos and representation in the Spanish parliament. La Solidaridad newspaper was established in 1889 to further these goals. It was founded by Graciano Lopez Jaena and featured writings from Jose Rizal that helped develop Filipino national consciousness. However, La Solidaridad ultimately failed due to lack of funds, Spain rejecting its demands, and internal conflicts among its leaders.

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    The Propaganda Movement was a cultural organization formed in 1872 by Filipino expatriates in Europe to peacefully pursue reforms and independence from Spain. Key goals included equality for Filipinos and representation in the Spanish parliament. La Solidaridad newspaper was established in 1889 to further these goals. It was founded by Graciano Lopez Jaena and featured writings from Jose Rizal that helped develop Filipino national consciousness. However, La Solidaridad ultimately failed due to lack of funds, Spain rejecting its demands, and internal conflicts among its leaders.

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    THE PROPAGANDA

    MOVEMENT
    AND
    LA SOLIDARIDAD GROUP 6
    THE PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT

    •  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.
    • A peaceful crusade or campaign for reforms.
    •  Filipinos used the Propaganda Movement as a medium in their pursuit
    for independence from Spain. The whole movement began as gentle
    actions and advices created by students from the Philippines, who
    attended universities in Europe.
    GOALS OF THE PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT:
    • Equality of the Filipinos and Spaniards
    • Assimilation of the Philippines as a
    regular province of Spain
    • Human rights for Filipinos
    • Representation in the Philippines in the
    Cortes Generales, the Spanish
    parliament.
    THE PROPAGANDISTS
    MARCELO H. DEL JOSE P. RIZAL
    PILAR

    •  writer, ophthalmologist, scholar, and scientist.


    • He was the first author of
    • his two novels “Noli Me Tangere” from 1886 and “El
    the "diariong tagalog" Filibusterismo” from 1891, were the factors that
    bilingual newspaper. influenced the Filipino evolution of national
    consciousness. 
    GRACIANO LOPEZ JAENA

    - Greatest Orator of
    propaganda

    - First editor of the La


    Solidaridad.
    LA SOLIDARIDAD
    • The newspaper was founded by
    Graciano Lopez Jaena
    inBarcelona in February15, 1889
    • The president of La Solidaridad was
    Rizal's cousin, Galicano Apacible.
    • La Solidaridad was created due to
    reality that mass media is important in
    Propagating the Propaganda objectives
    • An important factor limiting the
    influence of the propagandists was the
    fact that they wrote in Spanish, a
    language virtually unknown to the
    masses
    LA SOLIDARIDAD
    • How La Solidaridad was founded
    • In Spain, del Pilar was popular among the Filipino community
    for his patriotic campaigns and propaganda.
    • When Jose Rizal was studying in London, he received a letter
    from Mariano Ponce, containing some articles written by
    ‘Plaridel.’ Because of this, Rizal had gained respect and
    interest to Plaridel which he later founded his true name del
    Pilar. Subsequently, the two became friends through
    exchanging letters
    • Rizal first met Marcelo Del Pilar and other reformists when he
    visited Filipino communities in Madrid and Barcelona on
    December 1888. Later, Rizal decided to actively help in the
    fight for reforms due to similar ideals and political vision.
    • Thus, the La Solidaridad was established on December 13,
    1888
    IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTIONS OF JOSE RIZAL
    IN THE PUBLICATION
    • Letter to young women in malolos

    • The Philippine century of hence

    • The indolence of the Filipino


    TO THE YOUNG WOMEN OF MALOLOS

    • Published on February 22,1889


    • Recognized the effort of 20 women from
    Malolos who wrote a petition to Governor
    General Weyler to put them in school.
    • Rizal wants women to be offered the same
    opportunities in terms of education
    THE PHILIPPINE A CENTURY HENCE

    • A fearless forecast on the future of Philippines


    • Tackles the cause of miseries suffered by the
    Filipinos:
    • 1.Spain implementation of military policies
    • 2.Disapperance of Filipino Culture
    • 3.Submissiveness to the Spanish colonizers
    DID LA
    SOLIDARIDAD
    FAIL?
    REASONS FOR FAILURE

    • Lack of funds to support the movement


    • The Spanish government did not agree to any of its demands.
    • Confiscation of newspaper issues in the mails
    • Internal conflicts was present between Jose Rizal and Del Pilar which
    led to Del Pilar backing out.
    • After years of publication from 1889 to 1895, La
    solidaridad had begun to run out of funds. In Del
    Pilar’s 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.”

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