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Bayan's Casiño warns Sept. 21 marchers vs. parties with vested interests
Transport group Manibela will provide free rides for participants attending rallies at Luneta Park and the Edsa Shrine on Sunday, September 21.
Manibela chair Mar Balbuena announced this initiative during the launch of their three-day transport strike against corruption, specifically citing flood control fund anomalies.
All Manibela members in Luzon are expected to join the rallies following their transport strike, which concludes on Friday.
The free rides are intended to assist countrymen who wish to attend the "Trillion Peso March" but lack transportation.
Various civil society organizations and church leaders are organizing the rallies, which will also protest corruption related to flood control anomalies.
The chosen date, September 21, coincides with the 53rd anniversary of the declaration of martial law by former President Ferdinand Marcos Sr.
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