Groups call for anti-corruption march on 40th Edsa anniversary in Iloilo

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•Groups in Iloilo have called for an anti-corruption march on the 40th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution.
•A 'Lakbayan' event in Calapan is planned to mark the 40th year of EDSA with an anti-corruption call.

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▸If the anti-corruption marches gain significant public participation then political leaders and government agencies may face increased pressure to address corruption issues.

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If anti-corruption protests escalate political uncertainty, then investor sentiment could fluctuate, impacting the PSEi.

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REGIONALPhilippine Daily InquirerGroups call for anti-corruption march on 40th Edsa anniversary in Iloilo REGIONALPhilippine Daily Inquirer‘Lakbayan’ in Calapan to mark EDSA’s 40th year with anti-corruption call

On the 40th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution, various groups in Iloilo and Calapan have organized calls for anti-corruption marches. These events aim to commemorate the historic 1986 uprising while highlighting ongoing concerns about corruption in the Philippines. The groups involved are leveraging the symbolic date to renew public attention on governance and transparency issues. This mobilization reflects persistent civil society activism in the country, potentially influencing political discourse ahead of future elections.