People flooded the busy roads of EDSA, often done with cars; but today’s historical and special occasion called for the people themselves. Tarpaulins, placards, and chants were raised to the highest peaks one could reach to get a simple message that is different across the materials: “Tama na, Sobra na.”
The Filipinos have had enough of the cultural fault of complacency. And this is their way in declaring not just justice, but accountability.
The Salesian family fully supports the movement, and pray for the transformation of the political system in the land.
Captions by: Reyame Ventura
Photos by: Jon Daguinod, Christiane Quiambao, and Rayame Ventura