How to Say "manifesto" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “manifesto” is “manifiesto” — use 'manifiesto' when referring to a public declaration of intentions, beliefs, or principles by a group, organization, or individual, often artistic or ideological.
manifiesto
mah-nee-FYEHS-tohma.niˈfjes.to
Examples
El grupo de artistas publicó su manifiesto en el periódico.
The group of artists published their manifesto in the newspaper.
El partido político presentó su manifiesto electoral ayer.
The political party presented its election manifesto yesterday.
Firmaron un manifiesto en contra de la guerra.
They signed a manifesto against the war.
Masculine Noun
This word is always masculine. You should always use 'el' or 'un' with it: 'el manifiesto'.
Spelling check
Mistake: “Writing 'manifesto' (English spelling).”
Correction: In Spanish, it must end in '-esto': 'manifiesto'.
plataforma
pla-ta-FOR-maplataˈfoɾma
Examples
El partido político presentó su plataforma electoral antes de las elecciones.
The political party presented its electoral platform before the elections.
La nueva plataforma de activistas busca la igualdad de género.
The new activists' platform seeks gender equality.
Figurative Meaning
Here, 'plataforma' is used figuratively to mean the 'base' or foundation of someone's political or social beliefs.
Manifiesto vs. Plataforma
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