The document discusses the Hispano-Filipino Associations, an organization composed of Filipinos and Spaniards established in 1899 in Madrid. The association aimed to reform the Philippines during Spanish colonization by giving Filipinos a voice and advocating for their rights and resources. It was divided into political, literary, and sports sections led by Marcelo H. del Pilar, Mariano Ponce, and Tomas Arejola respectively to promote the objectives of reform through contacts with liberal Spaniards, literature, and sports.

1. HISPANO-FILIPINO ASSOCIATIONS

2. Hispano-Filipino Associations
 An organization composed of
Filipino and Spaniards.
 The aim of the association is
reform the Philippines during
Spaniards colonization.

3. HISPANO-FILIPINO ASSOCIATIONS
 Itwas established on January
12,1899
 Miguel Morayta
 Madrid.

4. HISPANO-FILIPINO ASSOCIATIONS
Objectives
 The aim of the organization is
a through reform of the
Philippines.
 To heard the voices of the
Filipino by Spanish.
 To get the resources of the
Filipino.

5. THE ASSOCIATIONS IS DIVIDED INTO THREE:
 the political section headed by
Marcelo H. del Pilar.
 the literary section under
Mariano Ponce.
 and the sports section under
Tomas Arejola.

6. HISPANO-FILIPINO ASSOCIATIONS
Marcelo H. del Pilar
He promoted the objectives of the paper
by contacting liberal Spaniards who
would side with the Filipino cause. Under
Del Pilar, the aims of the newspaper were
expanded to include removal of the friars
and the secularization of the parishes;
active Filipino participation in the affairs
of the government; freedom of speech

7. HISPANO-FILIPINO ASSOCIATIONS
Mariano Ponce
A Filipino physician who was a
leader of the Propaganda Movement
that spurred the Philippine
Revolution against Spanish in 1896.

8. HISPANO-FILIPINO ASSOCIATIONS
Tomas Arejola
Arejola headed the Asociación
Hispano-Filipina as the editor of its
sports section. He also later helped
found the Circulo Hispano-Filipino,
which succeeded the Asociación