
Mass Protests In Manila Demand Marcos Resign Amid Scandal
MANILA — Tens of thousands of Filipinos filled the streets of the capital on Sunday, pressing President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to step down as anger swells over a sweeping public-works scandal that has shaken the government and sharpened long-standing frustrations over corruption.
The march, organized by the People’s Movement Against Corruption, converged at Luneta Park before pushing toward the Malacañang Palace, where police had erected an elaborate chain of barricades — barbed wire, steel fencing, and container vans — to keep demonstrators at bay. Organizers estimated more than 20,000 people attended.
Protesters carried signs reading “Marcos Resign” and hoisted a …















