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A Broad United
Front Emerges - Ka Satur
"The killing of the impeachment is a frustrated murder of the
oust-Arroyo movement.
"The events in the House only propelled the formation of various
alliances and coalitions now composing a broad united front against
Gloria Macapagal Arroyo. They are justly outraged by the sell-out
and cover-up."
"The emergence of the broad united front against Mrs. Arroyo proves
that there is hope beyond her disgraced presidency."
"Today's march is a preview of things to come. People Power may or
may not happen today, but rest assured, it will eventually come.
More and bigger demonstrations are needed and this is where the
broad united front could perform a crucial role."
"Malacañang spokespersons only have themselves to fool when they say
People Power would not happen at all. To them, I say: Don't be too
sure. Two overly-confident presidents have been dealt lessons in
humility and justice by People Power. What more an illegitimate
president whose allies killed a constitutional process seeking her
accountability?"
"I take exception to the baseless Malacañang spin that the people
are tired of People Power. They are not. They are tired of
traditional politics that champions cheaters, liars and thieves.
They are tired of heavy taxes, high prices and low wages. They are
tired of crime and acts of terrorism especially those by government.
They are tired of the crisis-stricken Arroyo government. Contrary to
Palace claims, People Power will provide the people relief and
reprieve."
"The galaxy of political stars in the broad united front may be the
starting point towards the setting up of a Transition Council that
can replace the rotten and bankrupt Arroyo presidency. The leaders
can start off by showing competence in leading the anti-Arroyo
struggle until victory. Subsequently, a national assembly or
conference must be able to draft a reform-oriented program of
government and elect Transition Council leaders en route to Arroyo's
removal."
"To be superior to the previous ones, the next People Power must
result in a government that shall provide power to workers, farmers
and other democratic sectors and institute honest-to-goodness
reforms beneficial to the people and not the kind of pro-imperialist
and elitist reforms shoved down our throats by Mrs. Arroyo."
References: Rep. Satur C. Ocampo, 0917-8226184;
Tonyo Cruz, 0917-8928277
6 Sept. 2005
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