By Rhianna Ramos
On Sunday, November 30, thousands of Filipinos gathered at the Epifanio de los Santos Avenue (EDSA) People Power Monument for the second “Trillion Peso March,” a nationwide demonstration calling for accountability over alleged large-scale corruption involving more than P1 trillion in stolen public funds.
By Gianna Bacordo
ONWARDS: Fifty-three years after the declaration of Martial Law, thousands once again take to the streets in the Trillion Peso March. From student arrests to misinformation, this is a deep dive into a country at a political crossroads.
By Kiera De Guzman
As the ground trembled beneath the mass of a million footsteps, a river of white flooded the streets. The air hummed with hope, and the people refused to stay silent any longer. They stood taller, their shoulders bearing the weight of injustice, a load that has come to be too heavy to ignore.
Ulat ni Lia Atienza
Nagtipon ang libu-libong Pilipino sa People Power Monument sa Epifanio de los Santos Avenue (EDSA) para sa “Trillion Peso March,” noong Linggo, Setyembre 21, upang manawagan sa gobyernong panagutan ang umaahong kaso ng korapsiyon sa mga proyektong pang-flood control.
HiLites ASHS 