RememberML@40



September 21


PAANYAYA and ADVISORY sa  KONDUKTO ng mga AKTIBIDAD

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KALYENG ENDIOLA
Installation of Historical Marker by the       
National Historical Commission

7:30 am MISA para sa mga martir, bayani at biktima ng ML , St. Anthony Shrine , Bustillos
8:30 MARTSA mula Bustillos hanggang Mendiola
 9:00 INSTALASYON ng Marker ng Mendiola

Inaasahan ang hindi bababa sa 500 mobilisasyon kaya naghihikayat tayo ng pagdalo ng mga organisasyon at inyong mga networks

(istrikto po tayo sa oras at baka mainstall na hindi natin maabutan)


YOUTH TORCH AND CANDLELIGHT PARADE
Pag-alala at pagpupugay ng mga kabataan
sa mga bayani at martir ng ML

4 :30   KITAAN/ASEMBLY  Elliptical  Road  corner Philcoa side going to UP

5:30 MARTSA patungong Bulwagang Palma, UP

Mauuna sa hanay ng martsa ang mga kabataan mula sa  Y4R at komunidad at
 susundan ng mga dati ay naging kabataan din !

Inaasahan po ang 300 mobilisasayon kaya tulad sa Mendiola ay ang pag-anyaya sa inyong mga organisasyon at networks sa pagsama sa martsa lalo na ng mga kabataan

Mag-susuot po tayo ng itim at didikitan ito ng sticker
Maaring magdala ng mga banners ng orgs sa likod po ang hanay ng mga banners


BALIK HIMIG SA MGA AWIT NG PAKIKIBAKA SA 
PANAHON NG BATAS MILITARY
REMEMBER ML@40 CONCERT

6:00 – 11:00 pm
Sa hagdanan ng Bulwagang Palma

5:30 maikling programa ng UP :
 (habang hinhintay ang mga nagmamartsa  mula Philicoa)
Ø  Relaunch of T’Bak Rising book
Ø  Introduction of text of soon to be installed UP marker on Martial Law

Ang mga singer/artists ng Balik Himig ay halo mula sa panahon ng mga nakibaka sa ML 
at ng bagong henerasyon

Mayroon pong mabibiling pagkain at inumin  (non-alcoholic)
Magdala po ng mga pansapin sa hagdan o  mauupuan sa lapag


Maaari lang pong makipag-ugnayan sa mga may pangalan sa ibaba para sa inyong mga katanungan at komitment sa pagdalo, pinansyal na suporta at dami  ng mobilisasyon.  

Contact Persons: 
Egay Cabalitan – TFDP  0912-964-5017 / 437-8054
                        Rose Trajano – PAHRA   0906-553-1792 / 436-2633
                        Jackie Pescante -  PAHRA  0927-860-9917

Maraming salamat at mag-kitakita tayo sa a-21 ng Setyembre!




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