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Vice Ganda to attend 'Baha sa Luneta' rally vs corruption
Lawmakers from the Makabayan bloc clarified that the planned September 21 rally in Luneta Park is a protest against corruption in government projects, not a call for President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. to resign.
House Deputy Minority Leader Antonio Tinio emphasized that the rally will highlight corruption issues and President Marcos's responsibility concerning them.
Accountability will be demanded from former President Rodrigo Duterte, his past administration, and current officials.
Kapamilya star Vice Ganda is also set to attend the "Baha sa Luneta" rally against corruption in Luneta on September 21.
Vice Ganda stated it was time to stand up for the Philippines and "Oras na para wakasan ang kagarapalan ng mga hayop na magnanakaw sa gobyerno."
The rally is part of nationwide demonstrations on September 21, the 53rd anniversary of Ferdinand Marcos Sr.'s declaration of Martial Law, with thousands expected to converge at Rizal Park and the EDSA People Power Monument.
Both rallies will denounce massive corruption in flood control projects.
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Various organizations from the church, basic sectors, and communities are uniting to hold joint rallies on September 21 across the Philippines to protest against corruption, coinciding with the 53rd anniversary of the declaration of martial law.
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) is on full alert nationwide with over 50,000 personnel mobilized ahead of the September 21 anti-corruption rally, a directive from President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. to ensure public safety.
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Vice President Sara Duterte is demanding an investigation into alleged anomalies in flood control projects, with initial estimates suggesting conspiratorial contract awards totaling P1 trillion.
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Officials from the Bulacan Ecumenical Forum and the Ecumenical Bishops Forum delivered statements condemning corruption in government flood-control projects in front of Barasoain Church on Friday.
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Vice President Sara Duterte questioned the Marcos administration's sincerity in investigating the flood control mess, alleging that Leyte Rep. Martin Romualdez and Ako Bicol party-list Rep. Zaldy Co remain unpunished despite being linked to the controversy.
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