Activists protesting the burial of the former dictator Ferdinand Marcos at the Libingan Ng Mga Bayani spent the night before Wednesday's major rally outside the LNMB, GMA 7 morning news program "Unang Balita" reported.
The protesters staged a program during the night, during which a Martial Law victim recounted the events during the dictatorship.
The activists who spent the night at the LNMB were from different generations, though most of them were millennials.
Wednesday's rally is part of the continuing protest to the Marcos Burial, which critics said ignored the plunder and human rights issues surrounding his dictatorship.
The November 30 protest is a follow-up to the spontaneous protest held at the People Power Monument along EDSA on the day of Marcos' sudden burial, and the thousands-strong Black Friday protest held last November 25 at the Luneta.
The protesters staged a program during the night, during which a Martial Law victim recounted the events during the dictatorship.
The activists who spent the night at the LNMB were from different generations, though most of them were millennials.
Wednesday's rally is part of the continuing protest to the Marcos Burial, which critics said ignored the plunder and human rights issues surrounding his dictatorship.
The November 30 protest is a follow-up to the spontaneous protest held at the People Power Monument along EDSA on the day of Marcos' sudden burial, and the thousands-strong Black Friday protest held last November 25 at the Luneta.
Source: gmanetwork
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