LIVE UPDATES: November 30 rallies against corruption

Some protesters on Sunday called for the removal of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte

Akbayan party-list Rep. Chel Diokno emphasized at Sunday’s rally that the administrations of Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Sara Duterte

Organizers of the Trillion Peso March (TPM) warned on Sunday that a third leg of the protest could follow if “big fish” in major corruption

Hundreds of Bukidnon residents joined the November 30 “Trillion Peso March” rally, gathering for a unity Mass and protest actions

Some 3,000 protesters who joined the Catholic Church-organized rally against corruption demanded from those

PNP acting chief Nartatez said the Filipinos who participated in Nov. 30 protests, “exercised their rights with discipline.”

The turnout at Sunday’s anti-corruption rally in Iloilo City dropped significantly compared to the September 21 mobilization, noted ICPO.

The Catholic Church and civil society organizations in Iligan City held separate rallies on Sunday aimed at demanding accountability

Bishop Dennis Villarojo of the Malolos Diocese led about 3,000 parishioners in the city’s Sunday participation in the nationwide rallies.

Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla said the two major rallies in Metro Manila on Sunday, November 30, were peaceful.

Thousands went back to the streets of Baguio City on Sunday, Nov. 30 in a renewed display of persistence in demanding liability.

Two groups join the mass action against government corruption in Angeles City on Sunday, demanding jail terms for those involved.

Thousands of Negrenses chanted “jail the thieves” as they marched through Bacolod City on Sunday afternoon in a rally held simultaneously with the Trillion Peso March in Metro Manila.

Cebu Archbishop Alberto Uy urged the public to “wake up because our nation is being victimized by thieves” at a Holy Mass in Cebu City as part of the nationwide protest.

About 300 protesters in Davao City joined the anti-corruption rally on Sunday, calling the country’s top leaders the king and queen of corruption.

‘NO ONE MOURNS THE WICKED’

LOOK: Protesters here at the Trillion Peso March in Quezon City hold up their placards to register their call against corruption on Sunday, November 30. | @yannaheramia

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Hundreds of residents from Albay and Sorsogon provinces joined the “Trillion March” in Legazpi City on Sunday to call for accountability from the country’s leaders.

Protestors in Iloilo City joined an anti-corruption rally on Sunday, calling for accountability over the alleged large-scale corruption in government.

‘HINDI NA AASA, BOBOTO SA MALING TAO’

WATCH: Maki performs his song “Namumula,” tweaking the lyrics to register his anti-corruption stance at the Trillion Peso March on Sunday, November 30. | via Yanna Heramia, https://t.co/EDjVS4ZXKk

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Various militant groups joined the “Trillion Peso March” in Tacloban City on Sunday, calling for the resignation of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte.

The Baha sa Luneta 2.0 anti-corruption rally ended peacefully at around 12:30 p.m. on Sunday, Bonifacio Day, but it had to face challenges.

LOOK: DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla also inspected the program staged by another group calling for the resignation of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. | @DSampangINQ

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‘TAMA NA! SOBRA NA!’

LOOK: Protesters in Bacolod City join the nationwide Trillion Peso March against corruption on Sunday afternoon, November 30. | 📷: Ronnie Baldonado via @carlapgomezINQ

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WATCH: Protesters from the Baha sa Luneta 2.0 anti-corruption rally have already dispersed after their mini program along Recto Avenue on Sunday afternoon, November 30. | @DSampangINQ

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‘NAMUMULA SA GALIT’

LOOK: OPM artist Maki takes the stage at the Edsa People Power Monument and performs his song “Namumula” on Sunday, November 30.

“Ang industriyang OPM ay hindi po lamang pang-musika, kundi pang-impluwensiya. So kung nananhimik kayo, bakit?” he says.

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KASAMA SA LABAN NATIN SI SUNSHINE ☀️

LOOK: Maris Racal joins the Philippines-Palestine Friendship Association in marching against corruption at the Trillion Peso March on Sunday, Nov. 30. 📷: PPFA/Facebook via @HMallorcaINQ

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‘CORRUPTION IS NOT AJU NICE’

LOOK: A protester registers her call against corruption by referencing K-pop group SEVENTEEN on her placards during the November 30 Trillion Peso March at the Edsa People Power Monument in Quezon City. | @yannaheramia

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Residents from various towns in Zamables took part in the nationwide anti-corruption protest on Sunday, holding a motorcade and a program near the Subic municipal hall.

LOOK: During the November 30 nationwide anti-corruption campaign, white ribbons and placards are displayed throughout Brgy Sta. Rita in Olongapo, as residents continue to show opposition against the expansion of the solar power project. | 📷: People Against Corruption Olongapo… pic.twitter.com/gP1uAEEt99

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WATCH: Anti-corruption protesters from Luneta Park have destroyed the effigy of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte for the second part of their program along Recto Avenue. | @DSampangINQ

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‘TABI, TABI, DADAAN KAMI’

This is the chant of groups from the November 30 anti-corruption rally in Luneta Park as they come face to face with police personnel deployed along Recto Avenue. | @DSampangINQ

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WATCH: DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla arrives at Recto Avenue to monitor the situation at the November 30 rallies against corruption. | via Marianne Bermudez, https://t.co/EDjVS4ZXKk

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About 350 students and local activists on Sunday staged the Baguio leg of the second Trillion Peso March against corruption.

There are at least 3,000 protesters at Luneta Park and 200 protesters along Recto Avenue, according to the PNP, for the November 30 rally.

PNP acting chief Lt. Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. on November 30 vowed to ensure public safety amid anti-corruption protests in Metro Manila.

WATCH: Multi-sectoral groups who attended the November 30 anti-corruption protest in Luneta Park are now marching along Recto Avenue. | @DSampangINQ

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‘KONTRABIDA NG KORAPSYON’

LOOK: Actress Pinky Amador takes the stage of Trillion Peso March at Edsa People Power Monument on Sunday, November 30.

“Kailangan and kaaway natin ang mga magnanakaw,” she says.

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The Baguio-Benguet community on Sunday, Nov. 30, marched in solidarity with anti-corruption protests across the Philippines.

The Baha sa Luneta 2.0 anti-corruption rally started after a 90-minute delay caused by a dispute between Manila police and the protest organizers.

LOOK: Sen. Kiko Pangilinan is joined by his daughter Kakie at the November 30 rallies against corruption. | 📷: Pangilinan/X

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LOOK: Here is the situation at the Luneta Park as of 12 noon during the November 30 rallies against corruption. The crowd estimate reached 3,000 at 11 a.m., according to the Manila Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office. | 📷: NCRPO

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LOOK: Sen. Bam Aquino and his wife join the November 30 Trillion Peso March against corruption. | 📷: Raffy Magno/Facebook

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‘MAGTRABAHO NAMAN KAYO’

Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David calls on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to pursue a fully transparent investigation into corruption during the November 30 rallies.

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LOOK: Actress Carmi Martin is among the artists taking part in the November 30 rallies against corruption at Luneta Park.

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WATCH: Multi-sectoral groups are staging a program along Recto Avenue on Sunday, November 30.

They are calling for accountability of government officials implicated in the widespread corruption. | @DSampangINQ

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‘BAKIT PA AKO MAGBABAYAD KUNG NINANAKAW LANG NAMAN?’

LOOK: Veteran actress Bibeth Orteza joins the November 30 rallies against corruption at Luneta Park in Manila.

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LOOK: The Seniors Kontra Kurakot kick off the November 30 Baha sa Luneta 2.0 anti-corruption rally on Sunday after a one-and-a-half-hour delay. The program was delayed due to the police prohibiting the organizers from setting up the stage. | @keithcINQ

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The Philippine National Police in the Calabarzon region has deployed 2,030 cops to help ensure the Trillion Peso March on Sunday in Metro Manila is safe and peaceful.

MANILA, Philippines — Calling for the military to withdraw support from the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr

A protester covered himself in mud on Sunday, November 30, to denounce government corruption, particularly in flood control projects.

WATCH: Kilusang Mayo Una Chairperson Jerome Adonis reinstates labor groups’ calls for a livable wage and safe working conditions during the November 30 rallies against corruption. | @DSampangINQ

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‘BAWIIN ANG NINAKAW AT AYUSIN ANG SISTEMA’

LOOK: Akbayan Representatives Chel Diokno and Perci Cendaña are present at the Edsa People Power Monument for the November 30 rallies against corruption. | 📷: Diokno/X

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LOOK: Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David leads the mass at the November 30 rallies against corruption at the Edsa People Power Monument.

“Inaalay po natin ang misang ito para sa transparency at accountability sa ating bansa, para sa katapusan ng korapsyon.”

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LOOK: Various progressive groups gathered for the “Trillion Peso March” with their placards and voices raised against corruption, along White Plains Avenue in Quezon City on Sunday, November 30. | @ATacsonINQ

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LOOK: Multi-sectoral groups marching from Liwasang Bonifacio, Finance Rd., and Philippine General Hospital arrive at Luneta Park for the November 30 Baha sa Luneta 2.0 anti-corruption rally. | @keithcINQ

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LOOK: Following the motorcade, civil society groups took part in an anti-corruption program organized by the ‘Partido ng Malinis na Gobyerno’ in Subic, Zambales, on November 30. | @joannaglibotINQ /PDI

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LOOK: Protesters are now at the Burnham Park, ending the people’s march that started at the Baguio City Convention Center and starting the Baha sa Burnham program against corruption on November 30. | @AdrianINQ

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LOOK: Mayors for Good Governance convenors Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong and Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte participate in the November 30 Trillion Peso March at the Edsa People Power Monument. | 📷: M4GG/Facebook

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LOOK: A protester is covered in mud to condemn the widespread corruption in the government during the November 30 rallies.

Edward Soliman, who came from Antipolo, says that they are not spared from flooding every typhoon. | @DSampangINQ

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WATCH: The November 30 anti-corruption motorcade in Zambales, organized by the ‘Partido ng Malinis na Gobyerno,’ passed by the Subic Municipal Building, where police officers, a fire truck, and cranes were stationed outside. | @joannaglibotINQ /PDI

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‘MARCOS-DUTERTE, PATALSIKIN’

Labor groups are calling for the ouster of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte as they march towards Luneta Park for the November 30 anti-corruption rally. | @DSampangINQ

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WATCH: Labor groups are now marching along P. Burgos Avenue towards Luneta Park for the November 30 anti-corruption rally. | @DSampangINQ

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WATCH: Two trucks of police personnel arrive at the Luneta Park on Sunday morning ahead of the November 30 Baha sa Lunete 2.0 rally. According to the police, there are 80 cops in the trucks, with more set to be deployed within the day. | @keithcINQ

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WATCH: Baguio-Benguet protesters have started their march, marking the beginning of the Baha sa Burnham, which is their localized version of the November 30 Baha sa Luneta 2.0 protest against corruption. | @AdrianINQ

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LOOK: November 30 Trillion Peso March protesters begin to gather at White Plains Ave in Quezon City.

Protest materials also depict Senators Chiz Escudero, Joel Villanueva, and Jinggoy Estrada behind bars. | @JEMendozaINQ

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WATCH: As of 8:50 a.m., several groups have converged along Kalaw Avenue as they prepare to march toward Luneta for the November 30 Baha sa Luneta 2.0 rally. | @NAMercadoINQ

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WATCH: As of 8:50 a.m., several groups have converged along Kalaw Avenue as they prepare to march toward Luneta for the November 30 Baha sa Luneta 2.0 rally. | @NAMercadoINQ

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The Manila police said Nov. 30 that it had received no information on the Baha sa Luneta 2.0 rally, even though organizers said they had coordinated with the police.

WATCH: Police prevent Tambol Bayan from unloading the drums from a vehicle that caused a commotion between the two parties in Luneta on November 30. | @dMorcosoINQ

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‘KUNG WALANG KORAP, WALANG MAHIRAP’

LOOK: Senator Kiko Pangilinan and Mamamayang Liberal Rep. Leila de Lima join the November 30 Trillion Peso March against corruption. | 📷: Screengrab from Pangilinan/Facebook

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“NAKAKULONG NA ANG MGA BUWAYA”

Here in Baguio City, where a localized November 30 protest against corruption will be held, a protester brought with her a cage and a chain, “imprisoning” the crocodiles or buwaya, which, in the Philippines, is linked to the corrupt. | @AdrianINQ… pic.twitter.com/dZAG0WsjIV

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WATCH: Labor groups are staging a mini program at the Liwasang Bonifacio in Manila before they march to join other groups and protesters at the Baha sa Luneta 2.0 rally on Sunday, November 30. | @DSampangINQ

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Manila Police District spokesperson Philipp Ines tells Inquirer that they did not receive instructions from the Manila City government to allow the Baha sa Luneta 2.0 anti-corruption rally without a permit.

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LOOK: An effigy of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte is being prepared at the Liwasang Bonifacio in Manila for today’s anti-corruption rallies. | @DSampangINQ

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The Manila police stopped preparations for the Baha sa Luneta 2.0 anti-corruption rally at Luneta Park on November 30, organizers said.

Shipping containers have been set up around the Mendiola Peace Arch in Manila as anti-corruption rallies are scheduled for November 30.

LOOK: As of 6:00 a.m., parts of Ayala Bridge leading to Malacañang Palace is now barricaded with heavy police presence in anticipation of widespread November 30 rallies. | @JEMendozaINQ

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WATCH: Here is the current situation in front of Mendiola Peace Arch in Manila, where many police personnel are already on standby for today’s anti-corruption rallies. | @DSampangINQ

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WATCH: BAYAN Secretary-General Mong Palatino said the Baha sa Luneta 2.0 will continue its mass action on Sunday despite the police prohibiting the rally preparations citing the ‘no permit, no rally’ rule.

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WATCH: As of 6:00 a.m., the stage for the rallies against corruption is being installed along White Plains Avenue in Quezon City this Sunday, November 30. | @ATacsonINQ

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WATCH: No road is closed along Roxas Blvd as of this time. Some authorities said no permit has been issued to the protesters. | @dMorcosoINQ

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LOOK: Barbed wires and container vans are set up in front of the Mendiola Peace Arch in Manila for today’s anti-corruption rallies.

Protesters from the Baha sa Luneta 2.0 rally are expected to stage a program along Mendiola area later afternoon. | @DSampangINQ

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The Police Regional Office in Central Luzon deployed on Saturday some 2,100 uniformed personnel to the National Capital Region Police Office

A total of 8 dioceses across the country have expressed their support for the Trillion Peso March rally against corruption and political

White Plains Avenue will be temporarily closed for the Trillion Peso March starting 6 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 30, the Quezon City announced.

Protest actions will be held mainly in Edsa People Power monument in Quezon City and Luneta Park in Manila, which is only 500 meters away.

Several roads in Manila will be closed to traffic amid the second Baha Sa Luneta and Trillion Peso March anti-corruption rallies on Nov. 30.

Labor coalition MANLABAN will join protest rallies against corruption on Sunday, November 30, and called for sweeping political reforms.

ThePNP said its deployment of over 15,000 police officers was not meant to intimidate rallygoers for the second Trillion Peso March

Protest rallies against corruption are slated on November 30 not only in Metro Manila, but in other regions across the country.

The PNP will deploy 9,099 police officers to secure the Trillion Peso March set for Sunday, Nov. 30.

“Let us continue to live out our Ignatian mission: to be persons for and with others, to speak truth to power, and to stand for justice…”

The Trillion Peso March Movement is set to hold another rally against corruption, expecting there may be more attendees than the September 21 protest.

The NCRPO on Monday said it is planning to deploy at least 15,000 officers to secure the upcoming Nov. 30 anti-corruption rally.