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End political dynasties, say protesters at second Trillion Peso March
Protesters under the Trillion Peso March Movement gathered for the second time at the People Power Monument, calling for an end to political dynasties and accountability for anomalous flood control projects.
The protest on Sunday, November 30, coincided with the 162nd birth anniversary of national hero Andres Bonifacio.
Protesters marched from the EDSA Shrine to the People Power Monument to stage their demonstration.
Akbayan Representative Perci Cendana urged the government to certify the anti-political dynasty bill as urgent, emphasizing the link between corruption and political dynasties in the Philippines.
Akbayan Representative Chel Diokno stressed that passing the anti-political dynasty bill is a debt the government owes to the Filipino people, which they will continue to demand until fulfilled.
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Thousands of Filipinos, including politicians and artists, gathered at the People Power Monument in Quezon City for the second Trillion Peso March, demanding accountability, transparency, and justice amid alleged corruption.
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The Trillion Peso March protest is set for November 30 with simultaneous rallies planned across the Philippines, including at the People Power Monument on EDSA, and in Bacolod, Cagayan de Oro, Iloilo, and Cebu.
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Thousands of Filipinos marched nationwide on Sunday, November 30, coinciding with the 162nd birth anniversary of Andres Bonifacio, to protest corruption in flood control projects.
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The Trillion Peso March against corruption, scheduled for November 30, does not aim to call for the resignation of public officials, according to Kidapawan Bishop Colin Bagaforo.
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Thousands participated in the second Trillion Peso March, an anti-corruption protest held across Metro Manila on Sunday, November 30.
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