Organizers of previous anti-corruption protests challenge the purpose of an Iglesia ni Cristo (INC)-led rally held along EDSA, after the Quezon City government revokes the event permit, according to reports. Groups behind the “Trillion Peso March” issue a joint statement questioning why tens of thousands of INC supporters are mobilized in support of Sen. Rodante Marcoleta, who is facing an impending plunder case before the Office of the Ombudsman. They argue that no public official should need organized mass support to influence outcomes or cast doubt on a legal investigation. The groups also question the rally’s intent, asking why such a large mobilization is required in connection with a pending case. The reports state that QC’s decision to revoke the permit is part of the developments surrounding the rally, though the specific grounds for revocation are not fully detailed in the provided excerpts. The INC-led event and the permit action are therefore met with public scrutiny from anti-corruption groups and organizers of prior demonstrations.
Groups question motive of INC-led EDSA rally as QC permit revoked
Organizers of previous anti-corruption protests challenge the purpose of an Iglesia ni Cristo (INC)-led rally held along EDSA, after the Quezon City government revokes the event permit, according to r...
- Groups behind the “Trillion Peso March” question the motive of an INC-led rally along EDSA.
- They ask why tens of thousands of supporters are mobilized in relation to Sen. Rodante Marcoleta.
- Marcoleta is facing an impending plunder case before the Office of the Ombudsman.
- Quezon City revokes the rally permit, according to reports.
- The groups say no public official should require mass backing to affect or challenge a legal investigation.
MANILA, Philippines — The motives behind the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC)-led rally along Edsa were challenged on Wednesday by organizers of recent anti-corruption protests. These organizers are asking why thousands of supporters needed to be mobilized for Sen. Rodante Marcoleta as he faces an impending plunder case before the Office of the Ombudsman. “Why should any politician need tens of thousands of people to defend him against a legal investigation?” the organizers of the Trillion Peso March asked in a joint statement. They argued that no public official should require the organized backing of thousands to influence or cast doubt […]...Keep on reading: INC rally motive questioned by groups, QC permit revoked
2 hours agoMANILA, Philippines — Organizers of recent anticorruption protests challenged on Wednesday the motives behind the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC)-led rally along Edsa, asking why thousands of supporters needed to be mobilized for Sen. Rodante Marcoleta as he faces an impending plunder case before the Office of the Ombudsman. “Why should any politician need tens of […]...Keep on reading: Groups question INC rally motive; QC permit revoked
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