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WATCH: UPI rally attendees arrive at EDSA People Power Monument
The Quezon City local government has issued a permit for the United People's Initiative (UPI) to continue its anti-corruption rally at the People Power Monument on Monday, November 17, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
The UPI, composed of at least 1,000 retired police and military personnel, is protesting for transparency and accountability, particularly concerning flood control projects.
Organizers emphasized the rally's peaceful nature and adherence to government guidelines, with speakers instructed not to make seditious remarks.
Authorities conducted thorough preparations, including security and emergency services, for the event.
The UPI's assembly coincides with a separate rally by the Iglesia ni Cristo at the Quirino Grandstand.
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