Palace: EDSA part of history, reflects Filipinos’ courage

02/26/2026

MANILA – Malacañang on Wednesday affirmed that the EDSA People Power Revolution remains an important part of Philippine history, though no official statement has yet been issued on this year’s commemoration. In a press briefing, Palace Press…

EDSA People Power at 40: Through the eyes of the younger generation 

Lyle Andales 02/25/2026

CEBU CITY, Philippines — The EDSA People Power Revolution has never been just another date on the calendar. The peaceful uprising in 1986 drew an estimated two million Filipino civilians, along with political, military, and religious groups,…

Cebu: ‘People power’ if transition stalls, Pam warns Gwen

Pia Piquero 06/12/2025

CEBU CITY, Philippines – A peaceful transition is expected. But if it doesn’t happen, expect the people to speak up, possibly in the streets. Governor-elect Pamela “Pam” Baricuatro said the formal turnover of power at the Capitol…

PNP prepared for people power calls vs Duterte’s arrest

Luisa Cabato - Reporter / @luisacabatoINQINQUIRER.net 03/13/2025

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) is ready for any attempts to stage people power-like demonstrations in support of former President Rodrigo Duterte, spokesperson Brig. Gen. Jean Fajardo said Thursday. This was after former presidential…

Religious leaders urge Filipinos to uphold Edsa Revolution spirit

Jown Manalo 02/25/2025

MANILA, Philippines — As the nation marked the 39th anniversary of the Edsa People Power Revolution on Tuesday, 163 bishops, priests, nuns, and members of religious groups have called on Filipinos to uphold the spirit of the…

‘Oras de Peligro’ and Martial Law

ATTY. DENNIS GORECHO 03/07/2023

“Kung hindi ngayon, kailan pa?” is one of the lines by actress Mae Paner in Director Joel Lamangan‘s “Oras De Peligro” film on the Edsa People Power. It is a familiar slogan in the student movement associated with…

Legal Bytes: Martial Law from the Supreme Court perspective

ATTY. DENNIS R. GORECHO 03/02/2022

The greatest threat to freedom is the shortness of human memory. Thus said former Supreme Court Chief Justice Claudio Teehankee in the case of Olaguer vs Military Commission (G.R. No. L-54558 May 22, 1987)  as he gave recognition to…

Edsa ’86: A beginning, not an end

Ambeth R. Ocampo - @inquirerdotnet 02/25/2022

Today, depending on the results of the coming elections, may be the last commemoration of Edsa 1986. Those who took part in that significant moment in our history look back with nostalgia first before accepting the reality…

The power of choice

Jose Ma. Montelibano - @inquirerdotnet 02/18/2022

If people have different choices and are free to choose whatever or whoever they prefer, there is freedom. If people have different choices but are not free to express and go after their preference, there is limited…

Biden’s strategic purpose

Segundo Eclar Romero - @inquirerdotnet 08/20/2021

The world is flogging US President Joe Biden for breaking up with Afghanistan on a Post-it note. That the United States was going to leave and pull out all its troops in mid-2021 was already agreed upon…

CentCom, PRO-7 confident People Power won’t happen in Duterte’s term

Delta Dyrecka Letigio 02/25/2019

CEBU CITY, Philippines — The Police Regional Office in Central Visayas (PRO-7)  and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Central Command (CentCom) are convinced that another People Power is not likely to happen during President Rodrigo…

‘Police have the right not to listen to protesters’

Delta Dyrecka Letigio 02/25/2019

Cebu City, Philippines — If protesters have the right to protest, the police have the right not to listen.  This was the statement of Chief of the Regional Intelligence Division (RID), Remus Medina of the Police Regional…

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