1. "The Philippines a Century Hence": In this article, Rizal speculated on the future of the Philippines and predicted that the country would eventually achieve independence from Spanish rule.
2. "The Indolence of the Filipinos": In this article, Rizal argued against the prevailing belief that Filipinos were inherently lazy and indolent. He traced the causes of Filipino indolence to Spanish colonialism and the oppressive social system in the Philippines.
3. "The Truth for My Country": In this article, Rizal responded to the accusations of disloyalty and subversion that were leveled against him by the Spanish authorities. He defended his right to express his views and to fight for the freedom and progress of his country.
4. "The Council of the Gods": In this satirical allegory, Rizal criticized the Spanish government and the friars for their abuses of power and exploitation of the Filipino people.
5. "Filipinas dentro de Cien Años": In this article, Rizal presented a detailed plan for the social, economic, and political reforms that he believed were necessary for the Philippines to achieve progress and prosperity.
6. "Sobre la Indolencia de los Filipinos": In this article, Rizal further elaborated on his arguments against the notion of Filipino indolence and suggested ways to promote industry, education, and progress in the Philippines.