Photo Via anakbayan.org

Tinapatan at nagbanta ng mas malaking kilos protesta ang grupong Anakbayan sa mga banta ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte sa mga estudyante ng University of the Philippines.

“Unfazed by Duterte’s threats and intimidation, a bigger mobilization led by thousands of youth is set on February 23 to oppose his fascist dictatorship and embark on the success of the nationwide walkout for education, freedom, and democracy,” ayon sa statement ng Anakbayan.

Via anakbayan.org

Sa katunayan, nagdaos kahapon ng National Day of Walkout and Protest for Democracy ang mga estudyante mula sa iba’t-ibang pamantasan, kabilang ang UP Diliman. Kinondena nila ang anila’y pag-atake ng Pangulo sa mga sangay at ahensiya ng gobyerno na kritikal sa kanyang administrasyon.

 “The February 1 walkout is a resounding success that it has compelled no less than the president himself to take notice and speak.”

Via bayan.ph

“In classic Duterte fashion, he took a jab at the massive mobilizations and warned UP students who keep on walking out of their classes to protest that he will give their slots to bright and deserving Lumad youth,” sabi nito sa isang statement.

Pinuna rin ng Anakbayan ang isinusulong na charter change sa pamahalaan at ang umiiral na martial law sa Mindanao.

Samakatuwid, tiniyak na ng grupo na hindi magpapasindak ang mga aktibong kabataan sa anila’y panggigipit ng gobyerno.

“On February 23, the Duterte regime will witness an even greater number of students walk out of their classes as they symbolically give up their slots and fight for the rights of the Filipino people.”

Via anakbayan.org

“Duterte must do likewise in his spot in Malacanang and not wait for the revolutionary movement to drag him to his rightful slot in the rotting hell of fascist dictators,” wika ng Anakbayan.

Basahin: 

YOUTH SECTOR, nanawagang ARESTUHIN ang mga KABATAANg sumasama sa RALLY!

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