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    During Rizal's time in the late 19th century, the Spanish colonial administration of the Philippines was unstable and corrupt. The Spanish regarded Filipinos as inferior beings and denied them equal rights and protections under the penal code. The judicial system was notoriously corrupt, slow, and biased in favor of wealthier Spanish individuals. There was also racial discrimination, as Spaniards called Filipinos disparaging terms while Filipinos called Spaniards "bangus." Additionally, powerful Catholic friars known as the "Frailocracy" came to have tremendous political and economic control over much of the country.

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    During Rizal's time in the late 19th century, the Spanish colonial administration of the Philippines was unstable and corrupt. The Spanish regarded Filipinos as inferior beings and denied them equal rights and protections under the penal code. The judicial system was notoriously corrupt, slow, and biased in favor of wealthier Spanish individuals. There was also racial discrimination, as Spaniards called Filipinos disparaging terms while Filipinos called Spaniards "bangus." Additionally, powerful Catholic friars known as the "Frailocracy" came to have tremendous political and economic control over much of the country.

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    Rizal

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    During Rizal's time in the late 19th century, the Spanish colonial administration of the Philippines was unstable and corrupt. The Spanish regarded Filipinos as inferior beings and denied them equal rights and protections under the penal code. The judicial system was notoriously corrupt, slow, and biased in favor of wealthier Spanish individuals. There was also racial discrimination, as Spaniards called Filipinos disparaging terms while Filipinos called Spaniards "bangus." Additionally, powerful Catholic friars known as the "Frailocracy" came to have tremendous political and economic control over much of the country.

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    Audie Anthony Q.

    Palpal-latoc
    BSA-II
    Rizals Time :
    Instability of Colonial Administration
    The instability of Spanish politics since the turbulent reign of King Ferdinand VII (1808-1833)
    marked the beginning of political chaos in Spain.
    Human Rights Denied to Filipinos
    No Equality Before The Law
    Spaniards arrogantly regarded the brown skinned Filipinos as inferior beings.
    Spanish Penal Code, which was enforced in the Philippines, particularly imposed heavier
    penalties on Native Filipinos or mestizos and lighter penalties on white-complexioned
    Spaniards.
    Maladministration of Justice
    The courts of justice in the Philippines during Rizals time were notoriously corrupt.
    Justice was costly, partial and slow.
    Wealth, social prestige and color of skin were preponderant factors in winning a case in court.
    The judicial procedure was so slow and clumsy that it was easy to have justice delayed.
    Racial Discrimination
    Filipinos as inferior beings who were infinitely undeserving of the rights and privileges that the
    white Spaniards enjoyed.
    Spaniards called the brown-skinned and flat-nosed Filipinos Indios (Indians), in retaliation, the
    Filipinos dubbed their pale-complexioned detractors with the disparaging term bangus
    (milkfish).
    Frailocracy
    The friars (Augustinians, Dominicans and Franciscans) controlled the religious and educational
    life of the Philippines, and later in the 19th century they came to acquire tremendous political
    power, influence and riches.
    Almost every town in the archipelago, except in Islamic Mindanao and Sulu and in Pagan
    hinterlands, was ruled by a friar curate.
    According to: https://prezi.com/_sjfwvfaolg-/the-philippines-of-rizals-time-19th-century/
    Present time :
    I suppose the problem of the Philippine justice system is so complex that one does not know
    where to start. It can start with plugging the loopholes on the external side. But this is almost an
    impossible task. The other is attacking the problem on the internal side, meaning formation of
    consciences of prosecutors and judges. This may even be a bigger task but is possible.
    According to :
    http://www.mb.com.ph/justice-system/#DR5ieGtEOixwFhVD.99

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