Tag: EDSA

Re-Imagining the Philippines

May 28, 2016

This year could mark a watershed in the life of the nation. The election of Rody Duterte to the presidency signifies so many firsts. The...

Rage Against the Regime

May 4, 2016

The rise of Digong Duterte is being fuelled by an anger from the ‘aspirational class’ against the establishment’s apathy, but is his brand of authoritarianism...

Was the EDSA Revolution all about driving out an iron-fisted dictator from the seat of power?

February 27, 2012

by Jego Ragragio The question may come across as a strange one, in light of this past Saturday’s celebration of the 26th anniversary of the EDSA...

Remembering EDSA Revolution 25 years ago

February 25, 2011

The PCIJ asks college students what they know about the 1986 People Power revolt. Results were surprising. Is EDSA Revolution even in our history books?...

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