The two rulers consolidated the authority of the House of Habsburg over the territory of the Southern Netherlands and largely succeeded in reconciling previous anti-Spanish sentiments.

This belief roused anti-Spanish sentiment in the United States and helped catalyze the Spanish-American War later that same year.

In the meantime, anti-Spanish sentiments in several South American countries (including Bolivia, Chile and Ecuador) increased.

The Itza king's efforts to save his Spanish guests effectively ended his power to rule; from that point on anti-Spanish sentiment governed Itza responses to the Spanish.

Prime Minister José María Aznar said he regretted that "there are people stirring anti-Spanish sentiment."

But the causes of the problems remained and when the opposition against Walpole grew, so did the anti-Spanish sentiment amongst the British public.

As the U.S. grew into a republic, anti-Spanish sentiment exhibited a recrudescence.

However, many hacienda owners were also recruited, especially in Tecpan and Coyuca, mostly due to strong nationalist and anti-Spanish sentiment among criollos in the area.

Julian Manansala's film Patria Amor (Beloved Country) was almost suppressed because of its anti-Spanish sentiments and they created a high-Budget Film about classical war .

With that higher profile, however, have come signs of the reappearance of anti-Spanish sentiment.