The KAGULONG Brotherhood, a group of motorcycle enthusiasts led by Senator J.V. Ejercito, organized a "Unity Ride Against Cha-cha" on Sunday, February 11, from the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) offices to the People Power Monument along EDSA, Quezon City. 

MOTORCYCLISTS AGAINST CHA-CHA

People's interest or self-interest? That was the question some sectors are now asking those who are allegedly conducting "signature campaigns" in Laguna to entice residents to join calls to amend the Constitution.


PEOPLE'S INITIATIVE in Laguna province?

As the Philippines once again commemorates the 1986 People Power Revolution this month, representatives from various social movements, political parties, the academe, people's organizations, NGOs, artists' groups, and sectoral formations gathered to launch a month-long activity to oppose the move to revise the 1987 Constitution, at the Bantayog ng mga Bayani in Quezon City on Monday, February 5.

ANTI-CHA CHA MOVEMENT GAINS MOMENTUM

Likened to a toy, the Constitution has become a favorite of all administrations – past and present – always on account of its economic provisions, which in recent years have undergone too many revisions already.

Changing the charter is every administration’s favorite game

Militant groups storm the Batasang Pambansa Complex in Quezon City Monday, January 22, as the House of Representatives resume its regular session.

GROUPS STAGE RALLY AGAINST CHA-CHA

(From left) “Atin Ito” co-convenor Edicio dela Torre, former Senator Leila De Lima, human rights advocate Etta Rosales, Akbayan Party-list President Rafaela David and UP Professor Emeritus Randy David join Akbayan Party's 26th founding anniversary in Quezon City last Tuesday, January 30, with the theme “Sama-sama Laban sa Cha-cha,” as they called on the government to halt proceedings to amend the 1987 Constitution. 

PARTIES UNITED AGAINST CHA-CHA

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