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    The reform movement in the Philippines began with Rizal's propaganda efforts in response to the injustices under Spanish rule. Key reformists included Rizal, Del Pilar, and Ponce who used writing to protest abuses through publications like La Solidaridad. This newspaper advocated for reforms like representation in the Spanish Cortes and removal of friars from parish administration. When peaceful means failed to create change, Rizal formed La Liga Filipina to unite the country and support education, but it was dissolved after his arrest shortly after its founding.

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    The reform movement in the Philippines began with Rizal's propaganda efforts in response to the injustices under Spanish rule. Key reformists included Rizal, Del Pilar, and Ponce who used writing to protest abuses through publications like La Solidaridad. This newspaper advocated for reforms like representation in the Spanish Cortes and removal of friars from parish administration. When peaceful means failed to create change, Rizal formed La Liga Filipina to unite the country and support education, but it was dissolved after his arrest shortly after its founding.

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    The reform movement in the Philippines began with Rizal's propaganda efforts in response to the injustices under Spanish rule. Key reformists included Rizal, Del Pilar, and Ponce who used writing to protest abuses through publications like La Solidaridad. This newspaper advocated for reforms like representation in the Spanish Cortes and removal of friars from parish administration. When peaceful means failed to create change, Rizal formed La Liga Filipina to unite the country and support education, but it was dissolved after his arrest shortly after its founding.

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    Reform Movement

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    The reform movement in the Philippines began with Rizal's propaganda efforts in response to the injustices under Spanish rule. Key reformists included Rizal, Del Pilar, and Ponce who used writing to protest abuses through publications like La Solidaridad. This newspaper advocated for reforms like representation in the Spanish Cortes and removal of friars from parish administration. When peaceful means failed to create change, Rizal formed La Liga Filipina to unite the country and support education, but it was dissolved after his arrest shortly after its founding.

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    Reform movement

    (Kilusang Repormista)

    The period of propaganda began when Rizal saw the inhuman treatment of the conquerors. My spirit is twisted because I have been reared among injustices and abuses, because, since a child, I have seen many suffer stupidly and because I too have suffered.

    Reformists
    Jose P. Rizal Marcelo H. Del Pilar Mariano Ponce

    All the writings of Rizal were his propaganda Friars were the greatest obstacle to Philippines progress Their weapons were their tongue and their pen He protested against the abuses of Civil Guard The paper La Solidaridad became the medium of the propaganda work of Rizal

    La Solidaridad

    A newspaper founded by Graciano Lopez Jaena


    February 15, 1889 February 15, 1895


    Served as the voice of the Philippine nationalist propaganda movement

    La Solidaridad

    To present the sad conditions in the Philippines so that Spain can remedy them To advocate liberal ideas and progress To work for political reforms peacefully To collect liberal ideas which are daily exposed the camp politics, in the fields of science, arts, letters, commerce, agriculture and industry.

    Reforms
    Improvement of the colonial administration Representation in the Spanish Cortes Remove friars from the administration of parishes Extension and improvement of primary education The equal division of government posts between Filipinos and Spaniards Freedom of the press Spanish Cortes

    Detractors
    Pablo Feced Hatred of the Indios, Find nothing in these islands worthy of praise Retana Anti-Rizal, Defender of friar rule, Attacked vigorously the anti-friar reformists Jose Rodriguez Attacked Rizal and other reformists Vicente Barrantes Anti-Filipino, Biased and Superficial, Criticism of Noli Me Tangere

    End of Propaganda
    Rizal lost faith in peaceful political processes Failed to agree on the choice of councillors of the society Rizal and Del Pilar had different ideas on how to effect change in the Philippines Antonio Luna and Lopez Jaena quit

    His mind turned to other means of helping his people; La Liga Filipina

    La Liga Filipina

    To unite the whole country Protect and assist all members Fight violence and injustice Support education Study and implement reforms

    La Liga Filipina

    Founded on June 29, 1892 Andres Bonifacio attended this meeting Rizal admitted that he had wanted the friars removed, Filipinization of the parishes and representation in the Cortes On July 6, 1892, Rizal was arrested

    End of La Liga Filipina

    Rich members: Support Propaganda Movement Others: Lost hope that reforms will be granted Bonifacio believed that a bloody revolution will help achieve change

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