Today marks the commemoration and the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution.
It was a watershed moment that marked the revival of the most vibrant democracy in Southeast Asia after 14 years of martial rule. In the nation’s postwar history, it was the biggest crowd that gathered in a public demonstration of a powerful sentiment: Bring back democracy to our country.
In early February 1986, a snap presidential election was held.
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