Philippine opposition figures bicker over People Power protest actions

Factions of the Philippine opposition are clashing again, this time over planned protest actions on the People Power anniversary. With no middle ground found, the two groups will hold separate rallies. This raises questions about their ability to unite on larger issues, such as the 2028 elections.

Factions of the Philippine opposition are fighting each other again, this time over planned protest actions marking the anniversary of People Power. No middle ground was reached between the two groups, leading them to organize separate rallies.

The report questions how they can unite on bigger battles, such as the 2028 elections, if they cannot agree on this issue. It was reported by Dwight de Leon and published on February 24, 2026.

This disagreement over protests highlights ongoing divisions within the opposition, which could impact their broader strategy against the administration. However, no further details on the specific groups or exact rally locations were provided in the report.

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On February 25, 2026, the Philippines commemorates the 40th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution that toppled Ferdinand Marcos's dictatorship. Discussions and gatherings examine the movement's legacy amid ongoing political challenges. Student leaders vow mobilizations against corruption and political dynasties.

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On the 40th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution, protests and commemorations marked the day, as veterans and senators warned about the importance of history and the ongoing fight against corruption.

Forty years ago, volunteers from the National Citizens’ Movement for Free Elections (Namfrel) gathered in the La Salle Green Hills gymnasium to monitor votes during the 1986 snap elections. The site served as headquarters for Namfrel's 'Operation Quick Count,' which showed opposition candidate Cory Aquino leading then-President Ferdinand E. Marcos by over 700,000 votes. This effort contributed to the events leading to the EDSA People Power Revolution.

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Progressive groups filed a second impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. with the House of Representatives on January 22, 2026, but claimed the chamber refused to accept it. Endorsed by the Makabayan bloc, it accuses him of betrayal of public trust. Petitioners left a copy at the secretary general's office.

Malacañang has shrugged off the coalition launched on Sunday by allies of the Duterte family. The Reform Alliance for Good Governance and Accountability, or RAGE Coalition, led by Davao City Mayor Sebastian Duterte, unites political forces aligned with the Dutertes amid government challenges like anomalous infrastructure projects and soaring fuel prices. Presidential Communications Undersecretary Claire Castro said President Marcos will not be swayed by personal grudges or ambitions.

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Retirees have staged a protest calling for the rejection of Rauf Aregbesola and his allies in the upcoming 2026 gubernatorial election.

 

 

 

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