The Santolan-Annapolis** excuse my grammar. ❤️

That concludes my coverage for both the "Baha sa Luneta" and "Trillion Peso March" rallies for September 21. | Daryll Ledonio, COMM 84

At the Santolan-Annapolis MRT Station is seen filled with people. With commuters struggling to enter the train just after the Trillion Peso March.

At 6:00PM people are beginning to leave White Plains. Some are heading home, some are heading to the gathering at the EDSA Shrine over at Ortigas.

Crowd check at 4:00PM

Vice Ganda, Ben&Ben, Anne Curtis and many other celebrities were seen backstage as they are getting ready to come out on stage.

Scenes of the crowd at White Plains (where the main program is being held) and EDSA respectively.

Congressman Chel Diokno was seen marching alongside the two groups. Diokno is the representative for the Akbayan partylist and is also the founder of the DLSU Tañada-Diokno College of Law.

Akbayan Partylist and people from the De La Salle University were seen marching together. The group was led by sacristans and were heard chanting and singing church songs like Ave Maria as a bs sign of protest.

Students and staff from Adamson University were also present at the Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue.

The August Twenty-One Movement (ATOM). A group that was formed after Ninoy Aquino's assassination back in 1983 was seen at full force for the Trillion Peso March.

Over at EDSA, religious groups and filipinos are seen protesting in white. This was taken at 1:30pm | September 21, 2025

LOOK: Banners and posters by groups and Filipinos at Luneta

Congresswoman Leila De Lima takes to the stage to deliver her message to the Filipinos and her message to stop corruption in the Philippines.

Public transporation organization, Manibela in attendance at the protest. The group of jeepney drivers and operators offered free rides to Luneta from various areas of Metro Manila.

The UP Repertory Company staged a skit with showing people covered in mud to call out the corruption in the flood control projects.

A shot of the crowd at 10:02 in the morning.

event* not parade, I apologize for the poor use of words.

Coast guards are seen on standby during the duration of the parade. Earlier that morning they created a human blockade in an attempt to prohibit protesters from entering in certain parts of the area which was then broken through.

Free food and water was seen being distributed on the outskirts of the park.

Water bottles are being brought in by bulk inside the park.

Filipinos are writing their messages and thoughts on corruption in the country. In this "freedom wall" type installation by artist, Pader Figure.

Enforcers are stationed at the gates of Luneta Park. They are asking those eager to join the protest to remove their masks and are also inspecting the bags of the protesters. One of the guards seem to be carrying paper signs that looks to have been confiscated from other entrants.

So sorry I lost signal at Luneta, however here is a recap of what happened yesterday.

Crowds are beginning to fill up in various parts of Rizal Park

Security guards are stationed at the gates of Luneta Park attempting to stop Filipinos from bringing in flags and placards

Various activist groups and Filipinos are continiusly making their way into Luneta. The Baha at Luneta protest began at 9AM.

Lines are forming at the exit of United Nations station. United Nations station is the closest station to Luneta Park.

[THIS THREAD IS IN FULFILLMENT OF MY COMM 84 CLASS]

Here is the situation at Doroteo Jose station at 8:50AM with Filipinos looking to join the "Baha sa Luneta" protest.

The intimate yet passion-filled discussion led by the One Big Fight for Human Rights and Democracy has come to an end here at Kostka Extension. With De La Cruz lastly highlighting the imporance of Mass Campaigns. | Daryll Ledonio, COMM 84