Thousands rally in Philippines, demanding Marcos resign over graft scandal
Summary
Thousands of people in Manila, Philippines, protested against government corruption related to flood-control projects. Allegations include government officials taking bribes and not completing infrastructure projects, leading to public anger, especially after recent deadly typhoons. The protests demand the resignation of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte.Key Facts
- Protesters gathered in Manila against corruption in government flood-control projects.
- The scandal involves alleged bribery and incomplete projects, attracting public outrage.
- Two cabinet ministers resigned because of the scandal.
- A former lawmaker accused President Marcos of directing funds for questionable projects, which Marcos denies.
- Vice President Duterte faces separate corruption allegations.
- The "Trillion Peso March" was organized by opposition groups, urging Duterte's resignation.
- Protesters demand the resignation of both Marcos and Duterte to address corruption.
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