The concept of equality between Spaniards and Filipinos during the colonial period was largely theoretical and often violated in practice. While Spanish laws purported to grant rights to Filipino subjects, significant social, political, and economic disparities existed. Spaniards held positions of power and privilege, while Filipinos were largely marginalized and faced discrimination. This inequality fueled resentment and eventually contributed to the rise of nationalist movements seeking independence.
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