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La Liga Filipina

The La Liga Filipina was a civic association founded on July 3, 1882 in Manila by Jose Rizal. It aimed to unite the Philippine islands into a strong and homogeneous nation, provide mutual protection for Filipinos, defend against violence and injustice, encourage education, agriculture, commerce, and promote reforms. Though non-violent, the Spanish officials felt threatened by the organization and it was suppressed shortly after its founding.

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La Liga Filipina

The La Liga Filipina was a civic association founded on July 3, 1882 in Manila by Jose Rizal. It aimed to unite the Philippine islands into a strong and homogeneous nation, provide mutual protection for Filipinos, defend against violence and injustice, encourage education, agriculture, commerce, and promote reforms. Though non-violent, the Spanish officials felt threatened by the organization and it was suppressed shortly after its founding.

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La Liga Filipina

Founded on July 3.1882 in the house of Doroteo


Ongjungco in Tondo, Manila

Brainchild of Jose Rizal

Civic association of Filipinos (Philippine


League)
AIM#1
Union of the archipelago into a
compact vigorous, and
homogeneous body.

Luzon

Visayas
Palawan
Unity

Mindanao
AIM#2

Mutual Protection in all


case of pressing
necessity
AIM# 3

Defense againts all


violence and
injustice

Defense
AIM# 4

Encouragement of education,
agriculture and commerce.
AIM# 5

Study and application of


Reforms.
La Liga Filipina had no
intention rising up in arms
against the government:
but the Spanish officials
still felt threatened.
CURRICULUM
• In order to help achieved their
goals, the Propaganda Movement
put up it's own news paper called
La Solidaridad.
• The Soli, as the reformist fondly
called their official organ, came
out once every two weeks.

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