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  • 2/25/2025
Ginunita ng iba't ibang grupo ang ika-tatlumpu't siyam na anibersaryo ng 1986 People Power Revolution.
Ayon sa ilang eksperto, ang pagdeklara sa EDSA anniversary bilang special working holiday, simpleng paraan para baluktutin ang kasaysayan.
Itinanggi iyan ng palasyo.


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Transcript
00:00Various groups celebrated the 36th anniversary of the 1986 People Power Revolution.
00:06According to some experts, the declaration of this anniversary as a special working holiday
00:12is a simple way to cover up the history of the country.
00:16It was denied by the Palace.
00:18Maki Pulido has a report.
00:24These students were not yet born in 1986.
00:28But they are among those who went to the People Power Monument.
00:31EDSA is not a street.
00:33EDSA is for every Filipino.
00:35And the democracy that we are facing now is because of the EDSA.
00:39EDSA is a reminder of our unity.
00:43We should do this every year.
00:46More people would have gone if the non-working holiday was held on February 25.
00:52But some schools and universities suspended classes
00:55or only held online classes as a reminder of history.
00:59Like the University of Dallas, which received a yellow light in front of it.
01:03Some groups did not only call for EDSA's help, but also called for it.
01:07We are one!
01:10We are one!
01:13Before, there were programs here that were hosted by high-ranking government officials.
01:18This is no longer the case.
01:20From a special non-working holiday to a special working holiday.
01:25Today is February 25.
01:27For some experts, this is a step to reduce the importance of the 1986 People Power Revolution.
01:35It will be more open to wider reinterpretation, even distortion, of what has been already settled.
01:43As far as the law is concerned, the historical record is clear.
01:46The dictatorship happened, and as a result, there were human rights violations that occurred.
01:52Reparations were dispensed from the ill-gotten wealth that was sequestered.
01:57Historical distortion can also mean impunity.
02:02Those who were in office in the past or in the present have no responsibility.
02:09They can do whatever they want to uphold the rights of the people.
02:16The President has no right to change history.
02:20Since the time he became President, we have not heard any stoppages of any events,
02:27any activities that can commemorate the event.
02:31Some members of the Aquino family were brought to Tarlac City for the EDSA People Power Revolution.
02:37At the same time, the reopening of the Aquino Center and Museum after two years of renovation,
02:42the book about former President Noy-Noy Aquino was also released.
02:46Macky Pulido reporting for GMA Integrated News.

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