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It was an illustrated weekly newspaper that covered a wide array of social related topics both local and international. Many personalities at the time, both Spanish and Filipinos, contributed articles and pictures, although the newspaper also published anonymous articles that in some cases raised a
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in spite of having maintained a strong rivalry with Zaragoza. He contributed many illustrations and writings in successive editions, among them one of the most famous cover pages of the Ilustración showing a young Filipina seated next to a basket of books and some little girls reading, with Mayon
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to point out the "responsibility" that had fallen upon founder Zaragoza, who had dare to "resurrect" the name of a very prestigious magazine in spite of knowing beforehand that he could never be able to surpass the level of quality achieved by its predecessor.
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From 1891 to 1895 it was partly edited by Miguel Zaragoza, painter, writer and teacher, who is considered to be one of the first Filipinos to publish a book of poems written in Spanish, and during the
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El periodismo filipino: Noticias para su historia (1811-1894) Apuntes bibliográficos, indicaciones biográficas, notas críticas, semblanzas, anécdotas
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Simon Flores y de la Rosa, another renowned Filipino painter, contributed a self-portrait in charcoal that was used in an article about him.
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was regarded as one of the most important sources of news and information at the time, both for local and international affairs.
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Documents on the 1898 Declaration of Philippine Independence, the Malolos Constitution and the first Philippine Republic
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The newspaper had many sections that included the Arts, Science, Politics, History, local and world news, etc.
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published its first issue on November 8, 1891, made of eight pages and a four-page cover, in two columns
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Despite some criticisms regarding his lack of artistic stature,
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The market's newspapers and magazines are also sold in the
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National Historical Institute (Philippines) (1997).
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Manila
Philippines
Spanish-language
Manila
Philippines
Spanish colonial period
Philippine Revolution
U.S. rule
in cuarto
Ilustración Filipina
Wenceslao Retana
Philippine Revolution
Malolos Constitution
Juan Luna
Iñigo Regalado y Corcuera
Ilustración Filipina
Philippine Literature in Spanish
"Miguel Zaragoza, el primer poeta hispano-filipino"
Philippine Literature in Spanish
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Newspapers/magazines
Metro Manila
nationwide
BusinessMirror
BusinessWorld
Daily Tribune
Global Daily Mirror

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