Viaje de Cooperación de Su Majestad la Reina a Filipinas
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Her Majesty Queen Sofía of Spain has been visiting the Philippines, a former Spanish colony, which the Kingdom ceded to the USA in 1898 after the Spanish-American War was lost for Spain. The Spanish Queen arrived on 1st July and left the archipelago on 7th July 2012. It was her third visit to the Philippines after 2002 and 2003. She has visited different development and relief project carried out by Spanish aid workers, local NGOs, religious institutions and UN agencies, especially the UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) to whose Millennium Development Goals Spain has made great contributions.
Doña Sofía's journey reflects Spain's wish to accompany the Philippines in its sustainable development. Cooperative relations between the Philippines and Spain date back to 1974. Over recent years, Spain has become one of the country's largest donors. The official development assistance from Spain to the Philippines has averaged 30 million € per year between 2006 and 2010. The main Spanish cooperation programmes have targeted the areas of democratic governance, health, education, relief, climate change and support the peace process in Mindanao.
In this report Queen Sofia of Spain visited the University of Santo Tomas. The university was founded in 1611 by Spanish Dominican friars when the Philippines was a colony of Spain was just one of Sofia's many stops.
Viaje de Cooperación de Su Majestad la Reina a la República de Filipinas del 1 al 7 de julio de 2012. En esta tercera visita de Su Majestad a este país, tras las realizadas en 2002 y 2003, la Reina conoce sobre el terreno los diferentes proyectos que se están llevando a cabo y a las autoridades y contrapartes filipinas, los beneficiarios directos de las ayudas y los actores de la Cooperación Española, principalmente ONGs y comunidades religiosas, así como diversas agencias de Naciones Unidas, sobre todo del PNUD, que coordina los programas para la consecución de los Objetivos de Desarrollo del Milenio, a los que España ha realizado grandes aportaciones. El viaje de Doña Sofía a este país, refleja la voluntad de España de seguir acompañando a Filipinas en su desarrollo sostenible y en sus políticas de inclusión social como país prioritario de cooperación.
Soy Filipino e todavía habló español y inglés también. Saludos a todos Filipinos quien no olvida el idioma.
Olé tú hermano desde España te saludo
Ole para ti hermino mio. Saludos desde Perú.
@@mabanomet9879 viva el vireynato del Perú viva la Hispanidad saludos desde Barcelona España
Lloro mas de historia mis pais, mis gentes olvidan el idioma de mis mayores. Soy de Filipinas tambien, Saludos hasta mis paisanos juntos hablamos de lengua franca de nuestra mayores y patriotas. Arriba Filipinas!
Arriba España y viva Cristo Rey.
hermanos felipinos que buena suerte tienen en recibir a la reina de España, a nuestra madre patria, y que recuperar su idioma español hermanos felipinos, saludos desde México
Filipinas orgullo de España 🇪🇸❤🇵🇭
A very humble, down to earth queen! Viva Espana-Filipinas!
Spanish is a beautiful language, I don't see anything wrong with Filipinos speaking it and learning it. We should be thankful that God gifted us Filipinos with a versatile tongue. It has given us advantage anywhere we are in the world.
Filipinas, lloro mis paisanos olvidan idioma mis mayores.
Porque con ella entramos en la Historia del Mundo. Porque nos fue legada hase casi 500 años. Porque con ella se construyen nuestras ciudades y monumentos; nuestro rico patrimonio historico en toda Asia. Porque alla aprendimos a rezar. Porque era la lengua de nuestras artes y letras. Porque nos dio unidad y nombre. Porque con ella se forjo la identidad nacional de nuestro pais. Porque con ella cantaba nuestra alma. Porque con ella proclaramos nuestra independencia. Entonces llegaron los que prometieron tanto Y nos educaron a avergonzarnos de lo que deberiamos sentirnos orgullos. Porque eramos de una gran hermanidad cultural de la desconectamos. Porque era la lengua de nuestros mayores, que sufreiron viendola morir. Porque era algo nuestro quenos hicieron olvidar.Porque nos abre al futuro, economica y profesionalment, porque nos acerca a nuestros hermanos del Mundo Hispanico. Porque nos ayudara a conocernos a nosotros mismos. Vamos a recupera el idioma español en Filipinas
yo hablo español con fluido... y ojala que recuperemos el idioma aqui en filipinas...viva la raza hispanica ... filipinas e españa ...
Philippines is the greatest Spain Legacy
But Americans spread a black propaganda against Spain. Of course there was some abuse in the past by friars but Philippines will be better if we will be hispanized again.
Latin America is everything 🤩
@@Ericson-vk6bx And yet, Ironically we (Filipinos) were the most loyal Spanish dependency/colony ever. Even more so than Latin America. There is a reason why we never joined the revolutions and independence movements in Latin America in the 1810's and 1820's. We never left Spain's side until 1899 when they were forced to give up us ( The Captaincy General of the Philippines/Capitanía General de Filipinas) to the USA in the treaty of Paris after Spain's defeat in the Spanish-American war.
I'm Filipino but I don't live in the Philippines. I can speak European Spanish, which is my 3rd language. There are very few Filipinos nowadays that can speak Spanish. French is my 2nd language. It's definately pleasant to see young Filipinos like myself who can speak it!
yeah keep tapping yourself in the back buddy.
Los filipinos son grandiosos yo los admiro bastante y si algun dia viajare a algun lugar de Asia sin duda alguna elegiria Filipinas un saludo muy ameno desde Guatemala cuna de 13 Baktum de los Mayas =) Dios Bendiga a Philippines =)
FILIPINAS. ESE ES EL AUTÉNTICO Y LEGÍTIMO NOMBRE DE NUESTRA HERMANA DE ASIA, FILIPINAS. PHILIPPINES ES EL NOMBRE ESPURIO QUE PARA VILIPENDIO LE PUSIERON LOS GENOCIDAS ANGLOSAJONES ESTADOUNIDENSES, CUANDO LA INVADIERON Y SOMETIERON A CAUTIVERIO.
me parece muy bueno todo esto de las relaciones entre España y Filipinas, la cultura hispanica aun sigue viva en esta nacion. saludos desde tachira venezuela.
kinda weird hearing regular Filipinos speaking Spanish in their own country. I Guess this was very normal back then.
It's an official language before it was replaced by english
@@quenchtv5436 I know, but let's face it, just because it's official doesn't mean everyone spoke the language, specially in a conquered territory.
It's those Kingdom/Tribe leaders who chose to convert like Rajah Sulayman & others. They started the Principalia that's why we have Don & Donya's, The mixing of Spanish and Native Filipinos started with them why don't other Filipinos think about that & blame the Tribe leaders instead and not the rest of the Filipinos. They chose & accept the Christinianity or the Change of Culture. It took hundred of years but still has strong ties because our past ancestors embrace the new culture.
Our culture still an Asian, Mexican, and Hispanic and that's the reality of it. If you de-Hispanized then you have to get rid all of those related to Hispanic in our culture. Philippines, Filipinos, Surnames, Religion, Buildings, Food, Music, everything that exist during the Spanish and Mexican. You want to remove that to a Filipino person. If you notice there's a lot of European countries invaded in Europe even during the Spanish-American war.
Yo sabes..❤😃
y ojalá recupere su idioma español hermanos felipinos
un saludo desde peru
The true queen with real heart and live with people!
Hispanic is already part of the Philippines. It's part of the culture of the Philippines.
Proud Filipina, thanks for defending our Hispanic Culture and Colonizer. My grandma had a Spanish blood of which I still inherit from here. Due to the removal of Spanish subject in college the young ones would totally became not knowledgeable that once our country became one among the Spanish speaking Nation. The Spaniards are the one to be blame because when we are treated by them fairly a revolution wouldn't had occur for we are satisfied of their treatment to us. So sad that they ignore us and even sold us to the US.
Muy excelentes documentales. Excelente de parte de la Reina Sofía de España que visite a nuestros hermanos hispanos filipinos. Todos los países hispanos, esencialmente los que cuentan con mejores condiciones y recursos, tiene que apoyar a nuestra hermana hispana asiática, Las Filipinas. Saludos fraternos, desde Managua, Nicaragua.
jjgnbf Me alegra mucho que eso sea así. De hecho así debe de ser para con hermanos hispanos que están sufriendo mucho en el continente Africano, en países o estados como: Guinea Ecuatorial (país pequeño, pero Hispano), en el Sahaara Occidental (Hispanos-Árabes) que están siendo siempre humillados por países hostiles vecinos. Hay que apoyar a todos esos hermanos Hispanos de cualquier forma que se pueda. Saludos, desde Managua, Nicaragua.
jjgnbf Sí, ya he visto documentales sobre ese asunto, que la verdad nos compete a todos nosotros los Hispanos. Hay que hacer algo por nuestros hermanos Saharauis. Saludos, desde Managua, Nicaragua.
jjgnbf Pues en este mundo no hay nada imposible. Nosotros los latinoamericanos, y en específico, los hispanoamericanos no lo hemos tenido tan fácil, pero somos rebeldes por naturaleza, desde nuestros antepasados y en ese sentido somos guerreros. Hay que hacer algo por nuestros hermanos hispanos Saharauis. Saludos, desde Managua.
jjgnbf Entiendo lo que ha ocurrido. Tenemos que de alguna forma u otra apoyar a nuestros hermanos Hispanos Saharauis. Soy maestro, de hace ya un tiempo, pero creo que revoluciones que mejoren las condiciones de vida de los seres humanos, especialmente la de nuestra comunidad local y mundial. Espero estemos en contacto para ver de qué manera podemos apoyar en conjunto a nuestros hermanos Saharauis, independientemente de lo que piensen esas potencias que hay apoyado a Marruecos en contra de nuestra comunidad hispana en el Sahara Occidental. Saludos hermano, desde Managua.
jjgnbf Lamentablemente así parece ser. En ese sentido de alguna u otra forma tendremos que apoyarlos. Saludos hermano.
gracias por visitar na zamboanga city.....La Reina de Espanya!
Me too! i have spanish blood! hehe Gracias
same vibes
El primer idioma oficial de Filipinas fue el Español.
Se les ve felices a los filipinos.
As far as I know my ethnic provincial dance 'Oasioas', 'Sayaw sa Bangko',
'Binasuan', 'Binuyugan', etc. isn't just a full hispanized. It's a mixture of both dancing in a rythm using Banduria and Rondalla. wearing baro't saya, our culture is different from the rest of the asian country which I can say our own.
I mean our culture are not that oriental as East Asian. We have oriental culture but not as strong as East Asia. It's mix already, even the people. don't you see why it's mix because Filipinos are mix of different races already. We are no longer just a Malay people. I embrace my malay & hispanic roots. without Philippines, I will never be a Filipino! Proud to be one!
I want to learn spanish and chavacanno too
In major cities all over the world are Instituto Cervantes, for example in Sydney: learn Spanish, Spanish courses ...
Japonesa
¡Excelente vídeo Royalisttoday, un saludo desde el @Canal de Filipinas en idioma español!
I mean invaded in Southeast Asia. I guess if Spain didn't came maybe other European came in like the British, Dutch, Germany or French. During the American-Spanish war our revolutionaries are winning if the Americans didn't came in according to some history books there are some other ships outside Manila waiting to invade the country like Japanese, British and Germans. Lapu Lapu just protect the area of what he ruled not the whole Archipelago.
If you look at all the country in Asia. It's also an influence, most of the culture of southeast asia has indian influence, japan influence korean culture you'll see their national dress similar to japanese. china influence vietnam, thai and other cultures, who says that they don't have influences. regarding ancestry if you will ask me, I already have mixed ancestry it's already a part of me. I have a Spanish Mestiza ancestor if you will question my ancestry. I know a part of my personal lineage
Ilusyunada
@@KyngofJewel yan ang great great grandmother ko. Concepcion Escudero ibb.co/VS6p5JY
Sorry its the korean who influenced the japanese rather. And the koreans were influenced by chinese
@@impinai79 Everyone in the Philippines says that they have Spanish blood a little but it is probably false since there were not more than 1 million Spaniards in your country as if there were in Cuba 🇨🇺 or Mexico 🇲🇽
@@Ericson-vk6bx I'm Filipino and i never heard or see any Filipino claiming to have some Spanish blood other than the few Filipino Mestisoz that i met. That's Based on my personal experience that is. In fact, Most Filipinos reject having Spanish blood at all.
Viva filipnas y españa viva
The guys said he has a spanish blood his great grandparents were from Pais Basco. So everybody claims they have a spanish blood:) haha
Because that's what I usually read on the books or movies. But I was also thinking about how we were now known as a nation. Nobody knows what IF if they didnt name the archipelago as Philippines. I guess we are all different countries and also part of different group in Asia like China took over in Taiwan, maybe Mindanao is part of Indonesia or Malaysia, or Instead one of the other European colony too like British. Why other Filipinos should blame the rest of the Filipinos regarding the changed?
May mga fluent paren sa kastila good to know hope to learn someday
well we do have Spanish in our curriculum so expect us to speak at least un poco Español
Las personas que están hablando en español están hablando “philippine spanish.” Solamente algunas personas pueden hablar en español.
Viva España
Es muy difícil que recuperen el idioma español, Estados Unidos ya se encargó de destruirlo todo.
Is it true that Unibersidad de Santo Tomas is the first University of New Spain back in the old times?
I think so. But what's sure is it was the oldest university in Asia
Please clarify what is 'New Spain.' I understand New Spain refers to the land in the Americas.
@@lochinvar50 Philippines use to be part of the Viceroyalty of New Spain administered from Mexico for 250 years until 1821 when Mexico gained independence. And Philippines was directly ruled by Madrid until 1898.
I see my culture is not just plainly malay only. I do embrace it but I also followed what my ancestor's culture which I grew up with. I have french ancestry too, but I grew up with the culture of hispanic/mexican and native filipino tradition which I mostly follow. I grew up not like Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai etc. etc. If I'll remove it the way I was brought up it's like you remove half of my identity as a Filipino. I know our history, I know there was brutal during the colonization.
Spain is the mother of the Latin American region, our closest brothers are the Brazilians who speak Portuguese and the Spaniards the Italians, but we do not want to know anything about Asia or Africa.
talking about languages the filipinos now aday's spoke average 3 to 5 languages,,like arabic,chinese,hangul,indian aside of english anf spanish,,french or even russian
Pues no Athenstar que sigue habiendo hispanohablantes esparcidos por todo el archipiélago filipino. Es más, se ha vuelto a introducir el castellano en la enseñanza gracias a la ex presidenta Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, también hispanohablante.
I know, and don't get me wrong, I'm not against it in fact, I'm planning to study the language after I'm done with Gaelic . I guess I was just expecting some subtitles or dubbing like most foreign media do. And come on not all alumni of UST or some other school with Spanish subjects speak "Real" Spanish. I even had a friend and a cousin who never really learned the language after graduating there.
Well I didn't learn Spanish in high school but another language.
No, what I find weird is: 1.Filipinos making fun of their own distinct accent when speaking English or any other language and; 2. Filipinos esp some groups ( i'm not gonna mention) who prefer speaking foreign language over Filipino(Tagalog)
Yung ininterview @ 0:58, bading na bading. "yo tengo algo sangre espanola, mi vis abujela son de pais basco"
"may dugo akong espanola kasi great grandma ko ay taga basque country"
LOL!
Mis abuelas hindi vis abuelas
the Filipinos commenting I have Spanish blood lol they make me laugh they are not Cuba 🇨🇺 or Mexico 🇲🇽 so that they are right Argentina 🇦🇷 and Uruguay 🇺🇾 Hispanic countries have more Italian descent by the way
In Uruguay no have much italian what you say ? Im Uruguayan here the italian are a minority 300 thousan max more no... here all have spanish and portuguese blood
I'm Filipino and i never heard or see any Filipino claiming to have some Spanish blood other than the few Filipino Mestizos that i met. Based on my personal experience that is.
And yes, Mestizos do exist here like in Latin America but they are a minority. Some of our people do have Spanish blood but there is only a few of them. In fact, Most Filipinos reject having Spanish blood at all.
There are few filipinos with spanish decent they look white not austronesian and yes it's cringe when filipinos say they have spanish blood as if they are proud with colonizers lol
@@quenchtv5436 Tell that to the Yankee loving Pinoys nationalists instead. Because those are the proud ones.
It would be great that it's mix, but it should be definitely and absolutely without Hispanic influences, we should be more Asian (East Asian influence and other Asian influences along with our culture without any single Spanish influence, mixed and combined).
Remove half of your identity as a Filipino? I doubt it, de-Hispanization and becoming more Asian is recreation of identity as Filipino. Christianity is no Eastern religion, and the Spaniards can't Christianize 100% of the population of an Asian country who do they think they are? There is freedom of religion, Eastern religions can be practiced in the Philippines and anyone can practice a combined elements of Western and Eastern religions.
The Philippines should be more Asian in culture, religion, customs, identity, etc. rather than Hispanic. Many say that we lose our Asian identity due to Hispanization. It's best to be Orientalizied rather than to be Hispanized.
Lmao 🤣