Nakiisa si Davao City Mayor Sebastian "Baste" Duterte sa paggunita ng ika-39 anibersaryo ng EDSA People Power Revolution I, Martes, Pebrero 25.
"Martial Law, declared by Ferdinand Marcos Sr. in 1972, left a dark legacy, countless lives were lost, freedoms were stripped away, and power was concentrated in the hands of a few. As we remember those who suffered and fought for our liberties, we must remain vigilant, especially now, when the threat of authoritarian rule once again looms over our nation," saad ni Baste sa kaniyang social media post.
"People Power was more than just a revolution, it was a testament to the collective strength of the Filipino people in demanding truth, justice, and accountability. It is also a reminder that we must remain united against any form of oppression.
"Let us honor its legacy by ensuring that history is never distorted, our rights are never trampled upon, and our democracy remains intact for future generations. May the darkest times in our history never happen again," paglalahad pa niya.
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Matatandaang noong Pebrero 25, 1986 nang maganap ang EDSA People Power Revolution I kung saan muling naibalik ang demokrasya ng bansa matapos mawakasan ang rehimen ni dating Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Sr. sa pamamagitan ng mapayapang rebolusyon.
"Working holiday" ang paggunita sa EDSA39 bagama't maraming mga paaralan, kolehiyo, at pamantasan sa bansa ang nagkansela na ng mga klase o inilipat sa asynchronous ang mga klase upang magbigay-daan dito.
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