By MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang has called on Filipinos who will join major protests against corruption on Sunday, September 21, to be vigilant, saying that their legitimate goals may be used by people who only want to destabilize the government and uphold their personal interests.
In a statement on Saturday, Malacañang said President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. respects the rights of people to freely air their concerns amidst the current issues of alleged corruption in the government in connection to flood control projects.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, “President Marcos, Jr., has always respected human rights. They are free to express their feelings without violating the provisions of the law. The President hears and feels the frustration of the people and he feels it too,” the Palace said in a statement written in Filipino, “Just be critical and be vigilant because this legitimate purpose may be used by people who only want to destroy the government and advance their personal interests,” it pointed out.
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