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Schedule of protests vs Marcos burial: November 18

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Schedule of protests vs Marcos burial: November 18
(UPDATED) Anti-Marcos mobilizations are ongoing in Metro Manila as of posting. Some rally organizers call on groups to converge at the Edsa Shrine

MANILA, Philippines (3rd UPDATE) – Following the unannounced burial of former President Ferdinand Marcos at the Heroes’ Cemetery at noon Friday, November 18, protest rallies have been immediately scheduled by groups and sectors opposed to the late dictator. 

Some rally organizers have issued a call for other protesting groups to converge at 3 pm at the Edsa Shrine at the corner of Ortigas Avenue and Edsa in Quezon City. This was the venue of the main People Power rally that led to the ouster of Marcos in February 1986.

Unless a specific time is indicated, the following anti-Marcos mobilizations are ongoing as of posting: 

 

MANILA

  • Along Ayala Boulevard and San Marcelino Street – students from Technological University of the Philippines, Adamson University, and Philippine Normal University
  • Along Taft Avenue, near Padre Faura Street and UN Avenue – students and teachers from Manila Science High School, Araullo High School, University of the Philippines-Manila
  • In front of Philippine General Hospital, Taft Avenue – health workers led by the Health Alliance for Democracy
  • Along Taft Avenue, near Estrada Street – students and teachers from College of St. Benilde and De La Salle University
  • Ramon Magsaysay Boulevard corner Old Sta. Mesa Street – students and teachers from Polytechnic University of the Philippines, health workers from University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center
  • Along Morayta – students from nearby universities and community-based organizations of Bayan Muna
  • Luneta Park – vendors from Kadamay Metro Manila
  • Along Taft Avenue, near Pedro Gil St. and outside the Iglesia Filipino Independiente (IFI) Cathedral – workers from Kilusang Mayo Uno
  • Lyceum of the Philippines University

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MAKATI

  • 4 pm: Ayala Triangle 

 

MUNTINLUPA (4 pm)

  • Barangay Alabang Plaza, near Alabang Market – led by Bayan Metro Manila

 

MARIKINA

  • Marikina Bayan near clocktower – led by Bayan Metro Manila

 

QUEZON CITY

  • Mariana Park, along E. Rodriguez Avenue (also near Christ the King Church) – church workers from the Promotion for Church People’s Response and Maryhill School of Theology, health workers from St. Luke’s Medical Center, community based organizations of Bayan Muna
  • Philcoa – community based organizations of Bayan Metro Manila, Bayan Muna and Anakpawis
  • Along Aurora Boulevard corner Mangga Street – students and teachers from Kalayaan College
  • Outside the Loyola campus of Ateneo de Manila University
  • 4 pm: AS Steps, University of the Philippines-Diliman
  • 5 pm: Boy Scouts Circle, Tomas Morato
  • 5:30 pm: along Katipunan Avenue – students and teachers from UP-Diliman, community based organizations of Bayan Muna

 

CALOOCAN

  • Monumento in front of Victory Mall – led by Bayan Metro Manila, martial law victims from Selda

 

BAGUIO

  • 6 pm: University of the Philippines

 

TACLOBAN

  • 5 pm: University of the Philippines

 

Bookmark this page. We are updating the list regularly as we receive advisories on additional protest rallies. 

If you are organizing or joining a rally in your area, let us know by tagging @rapplerdotcom on Twitter or by using the hashtag #MarcosBurial. – Rappler.com 

 

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