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September 21 Rally and the Alleged Coup Playbook Against Marcos

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September 21 Rally and the Alleged Coup Playbook Against Marcos

During the September 21 rally, masked groups and political figures stirred speculation of a destabilization attempt against President Bongbong Marcos. Justice Secretary Remulla warned of a coup “playbook,” while Chavit Singson’s controversial remarks drew backlash. The episode examines Sara Duterte’s rumored role, parallels to past ousters, and the public’s rejection of power grabs.

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