People’s SONA | Progressive groups from all over Ph rally for change
“Our fight goes on and we won’t bring down our banners.”
“Our fight goes on and we won’t bring down our banners.”
“Presidential commitments, if delivered, will be a big leap for change.”
“As an executive agreement, it is now within the power of President Duterte to terminate the agreement.”
"As we welcome the unilateral declaration of ceasefire as a boost to peace talks, we must remind ourselves that it is not so much the absence of war than the presence of justice and freedom that makes peace," the CPP said.
Many urban poor pin their hopes on President Duterte’s plan to improve the country.
Some 40,000 activists from Metro Manila, Southern Tagalog, Central Luzon and as far as Mindanao marched along Commonwealth Avenue, June 25 to bring their demands to President Rodrigo Duterte.
They went to the rally alone or with some like-minded friends with high hopes that finally the promise of a better life for the ordinary Filipino will come to fruition.
"That is what is maximum tolerance."
“It is one step, but government should also pull out soldiers, hold human rights violators accountable, and allow evacuees to go home and reestablish their livelihood, schools and communities.”
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