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Militants gather at St. Peter’s Church

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12:09 pm | Monday, July 25th, 2011
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AQUINO EFFIGY. Militant groups parade an effigy of President Benigno Aquino on Commonwealth Avenue ahead of the Chief Executive’s national address. MARIANNE BERMUDEZ/INQUIRER

BAYAN ‘S MARCH. Bayan secretary general Renato Reyes talks about why they are protesting against President Benigno Aquino III who is scheduled to deliver his second State of the Nation Address Monday, July 25, 2011.

MANILA, Philippines – Militants, led by Bayan, have begun converging at the St. Peter’s Parish along Commonwealth in Quezon City, ahead of President Benigno Aquino III’s State of the Nation Address in Congress.

Also joining Bayan were, among others, the Kilusang Mayo Uno, Anakpawis, and Gabriela.

The militants also brought an effigy of Aquino.


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Tags: protest , SONA 2011 , St. Peter’s Church

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  • Anonymous

    saan ba galing ang pondo ng mga militanteng grupo na yan? sa akin lang eh, kesa magreklamo sila, eh sana maghanap buhay na lang sila.  wala ba silang ibang pinagkakaabalahan kundi mag abang sa mga petsang pwede sila mag rally? 

  • http://twitter.com/ahmalemar ahmal emar

    A group of troublemakers in our society who knows nothing but destruction.

    If they want to own a piece of land, why don’t they work hard and save so they could buy? 
    I observe that these people are lazy, envious and “kulang sa pansin’, making communism as their excuse.

    What good have they done to our country for all these years, anyway? Nothing, except making troubles.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Dexter-Doink-Solayao/100000309879119 Dexter Doink Solayao

    renato reyes ang totoong salot s bayan
     

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