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No ‘political agenda’ at People Power Monument rally, says UPI official
The United People's Initiative (UPI) has assured the local government that its planned rally at the People Power Monument will not feature any political agenda or seditious statements.
UPI Secretary General Capt. Rey Valeros (retired) stated that their organization is not against the government but rather against the current elected officials.
Valeros clarified that if any speaker deviates from this stance and makes political pronouncements or seditious remarks, UPI will intervene to stop them.
The group, primarily composed of retired military and police personnel, has invited speakers from various political affiliations and vetted them beforehand.
UPI is staging its own rally to support the three-day Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) rally at Luneta Park in Manila, calling for government transparency and accountability.
Valeros encouraged speakers to focus on national problems like corruption, rather than using the event for political campaigning.
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The Quezon City local government and the United People's Initiative (UPI) finalized preparations for an anti-corruption rally scheduled for Sunday, November 16 at the People Power Monument.
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) deployed over 16,000 officers to ensure the safety and orderliness of three days of anti-corruption rallies in Manila and Quezon City.
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The Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) and several other groups are holding rallies starting Sunday, November 16, 2025, to protest corruption and demand better governance.
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