A future without hope

It is counterproductive and nonsensical to offer the plate of power to any of the same leaders who are responsible for the current corruption and failed governance.

Where we unite, where we may differ

Calls assailing Marcos and Duterte and calls pushing for greater reforms do not go against the minimum demands and in fact serve to broaden the discussion on the roots of corruption – a necessity given the very deeply rooted and systemic nature of the crisis. These are not by any means “dangerous” and “unconstitutional.”

All set for Bonifacio Day anti-corruption rallies

“Amid the unfolding corruption crisis, the people are determined to pursue truth, accountability, and justice. Baha sa Luneta 2.0 will gather tens of thousands of citizens, including flood victims, who are demanding accountability against corrupt officials,” the organizers said.

BAYAN: Resignation calls legal, legitimate, necessary

“The framers of the Constitution explicitly anticipated situations where a sitting president and vice president may no longer effectively lead the country. They provided a peaceful, orderly mechanism for this eventuality,” the group said.

Tatlong pananaw sa sumasambulat na krisis sa pulitika ngayon

May ibang nagsasabing korap si Marcos, dapat panagutin, pero huwag manawagan ng pagbibitiw sa pwesto dahil nga andyan si Sara. Pero hanggang kailan kaya mananatili ang pusisyong ito kung ibayong nalalantad na si Marcos? Maghihintay pa rin sila ng 2028?

What is our alternative to Marcos, Duterte?

A transition council, that may have some semblance of constitutional succession minus the vice president, has been proposed as an interim mechanism before the holding of elections to choose a new leadership.

Marcos-Duterte factions destroying each other

“Ang korapsyon ay hindi battleground ng dalawang naghaharing grupo, ang korapsyon ay mamamayan laban sa mga kawatan! Napakasangsang na korapsyon, at tulad sa isda, ang ulo – sina Bongbong Marcos at Sara Duterte – ang pinakamasangsang!”