The 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution stands as a pivotal moment in Philippine history, showcasing the strength and courage of the Filipino people. This significant movement was highlighted by former student activist and current Chairperson of Bagong Alyansang Makabayan, Dr. Carol Pagaduan-Araullo. Her insights offer a deep reflection on the collective power that led to a transformative change in the nation. In her discussion, Dr. Carol delves into the impact of the People Power uprising, examin

On this day, February 25, 1986, the Philippines saw a ‘bloodless revolution,’ known as the EDSA People Power Revolution, to protest the fraudulent election win of late dictator Ferdinand E. Marcos and to restore democracy to the country. #OnThisDay Related story: https://www.rappler.com/nation/list-protests-activities-commemoration-edsa-people-power-revolution-anniversary-2023/ | Rappler

LOOK BACK: For the 39th anniversary of the 1986 EDSA People Power revolution, we look back at the historic moment that shaped the history of Philippine democracy. (Originally posted on February 24, 2022) Video courtesy: PTV | MANILA BULLETIN

TRAFFIC CAUSED BY EDSA REHAB The Department of Public Works and Highways has continued major road repairs on select stretches of EDSA in Pasay as part of the EDSA rehabilitation project. Initial rehabilitation activities include asphalt resurfacing and concrete reblocking on damaged road segments. 24-hour construction works kicked off on December 24 and is scheduled to end by January 5. The first phase of the project will cover the Roxas Boulevard in Pasay to Orense in Makati. | ONE News

Traffic on EDSA heavier than usual? That's because the volume of vehicles plying Metro Manila's busiest highway has risen to 464,000 daily, nearly double EDSA's carrying capacity of 250,000 vehicles. #TrafficPatrol Link to full story in the comments section. | ABS-CBN News