Abante Tonite February 27, 2010 Page 8
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Kuya Sonny Razon with former President Fidel Valdez Ramos (FVR) - Abante Tonite February 27, 2010 Page 8
Abante Tonite February 27, 2010 Page 8
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
News: Kuya Sonny Razon with former President Fidel V. Ramos (FVR)
Saksi: People Power monument lighted up to start EDSA 1 celebrations
02/24/2010 | 11:55 PM
02/24/2010 | 11:55 PM
News: People Power Revolution Ginunita, Bandila, ABS-CBN, February 24 2010
News: People Power Revolution Ginunita, Bandila, ABS-CBN, February 24 2010
Muling nagsama-sama at nagmartsa ang mga nakilahok sa mga rally sa EDSA noong 1986 para sariwain ang kanilang karanasan sa People Power revolution.
Bandila, Miyerkules, Pebrero 24, 2010
Source:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esMZ1TCOeOI
and
http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/
Muling nagsama-sama at nagmartsa ang mga nakilahok sa mga rally sa EDSA noong 1986 para sariwain ang kanilang karanasan sa People Power revolution.
Bandila, Miyerkules, Pebrero 24, 2010
Source:
http://www.youtube.com/wat
and
http://www.abs-cbnnews.com
Kuya Sonny Razon on the The Philippine Star Front Page, February 25, 2010
The Philippine Star
Front Page
February 25, 2010
Source: http://www.philstar.com/Default.aspx
'Salubong' on Edsa
'Salubong' on Edsa
(The Philippine Star) Updated February 25, 2010 12:00 AM
Former President Fidel Ramos leads former generals and soldiers during the re-enactment of the ‘salubong’ march on the anniversary of people power on EDSA yesterday. Joining Ramos are former PNP chief Avelino Razon, Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita and retired general Ramon Montaño. Inset shows a soldier carrying a statue of the Virgin Mary atop an APC.
Val Rodriguez/Jonjon Vicencio
Source: http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?art
icleId=552759&publicationSubCategoryId=6
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Spirit of EDSA not exclusive to any individual or group--Ramos
Spirit of EDSA not exclusive to any individual or group--Ramos
By Abigail Kwok
INQUIRER.net
First Posted 18:32:00 02/24/2010
Filed Under: People power, Police, Military
MANILA, Philippines—For former President Fidel Ramos, there is no exclusivity of the "spirit of EDSA."
"The Spirit of EDSA belongs to the people, particularly to the younger Filipinos and our impoverished kababayans (fellowmen). It is not the exclusive property of any military commander, neither any religious personality, neither any political leader. It does not belong to any single political party, neither any special cluster of advocates," Ramos said in a speech commemorating the 24th anniversary of the Edsa People Power revolt that ousted the Marcos dictatorship.
Ramos, who served as vice chief of staff of the Armed forces during the Marcos regime, led over a thousand military and police personnel in the "salubungan," a re-enactment of the historic event on February 24, 1986 where government troops marched in defiance of then President Ferdinand Marcos.
During the re-enactment, Ramos and the military and police contingents marched from Camp Aguinaldo's Gate 3 along EDSA up to the People Power Monument, where they were met by Representative Agapito ``Butz’’ Aquino.
With Ramos are retired AFP generals, including former police chief Avelino Razon and Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita.
In his speech, Ramos criticized the apparent "lack of interest" and "enthusiasm" of many Filipinos, especially elected government officials.
"The evident lack of interest, much less enthusiasm, in this 24th anniversary celebration of our first People Power Revolution on the part of many of our people is deplorable -- and inexcusable for officials elected to positions of responsibility in government," Ramos said.
He said that he would have wanted that the government commemorate the People Power anniversary by "thanksgiving and people empowerment activities," like SME exhibits, agricultural and job fairs, sports and educational tournaments, and bonding of civilians with the military.
Nevertheless, Ramos said that the "Spirit of EDSA" should not be lost.
Meanwhile, Ermita said that through the annual celebration, "The important thing is, that is precisely what we the elderly ones to reinvigorate and rekindle the interest of our people."
A total of 700 policemen joined members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines in the march that started at 3:30 p.m.
Leaflets bearing the lyrics of "Bayan Ko" and Magkaisa" were handed out to motorists.
Source: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakingnews/nation/view/20100224-255142/Spirit-of-EDSA-not-exclusive-to-any-individual-or-group--Ramos
By Abigail Kwok
INQUIRER.net
First Posted 18:32:00 02/24/2010
Filed Under: People power, Police, Military
MANILA, Philippines—For former President Fidel Ramos, there is no exclusivity of the "spirit of EDSA."
"The Spirit of EDSA belongs to the people, particularly to the younger Filipinos and our impoverished kababayans (fellowmen). It is not the exclusive property of any military commander, neither any religious personality, neither any political leader. It does not belong to any single political party, neither any special cluster of advocates," Ramos said in a speech commemorating the 24th anniversary of the Edsa People Power revolt that ousted the Marcos dictatorship.
Ramos, who served as vice chief of staff of the Armed forces during the Marcos regime, led over a thousand military and police personnel in the "salubungan," a re-enactment of the historic event on February 24, 1986 where government troops marched in defiance of then President Ferdinand Marcos.
During the re-enactment, Ramos and the military and police contingents marched from Camp Aguinaldo's Gate 3 along EDSA up to the People Power Monument, where they were met by Representative Agapito ``Butz’’ Aquino.
With Ramos are retired AFP generals, including former police chief Avelino Razon and Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita.
In his speech, Ramos criticized the apparent "lack of interest" and "enthusiasm" of many Filipinos, especially elected government officials.
"The evident lack of interest, much less enthusiasm, in this 24th anniversary celebration of our first People Power Revolution on the part of many of our people is deplorable -- and inexcusable for officials elected to positions of responsibility in government," Ramos said.
He said that he would have wanted that the government commemorate the People Power anniversary by "thanksgiving and people empowerment activities," like SME exhibits, agricultural and job fairs, sports and educational tournaments, and bonding of civilians with the military.
Nevertheless, Ramos said that the "Spirit of EDSA" should not be lost.
Meanwhile, Ermita said that through the annual celebration, "The important thing is, that is precisely what we the elderly ones to reinvigorate and rekindle the interest of our people."
A total of 700 policemen joined members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines in the march that started at 3:30 p.m.
Leaflets bearing the lyrics of "Bayan Ko" and Magkaisa" were handed out to motorists.
Source: http://newsinfo.inquirer.n
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