Filipinos share messages of hope on Independence Day

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Filipinos share messages of hope on Independence Day

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As the Philippines commemorated its 126th Independence Dayon Wednesday, the spirit of hope and resilience shone brightly among Pinoys across the globe. In unity and optimism, messages of courage and perseverance from the recent Maisugrally in Japan echo through their hearts – standing firm in the face of challenges.

“Freedom isn’t free. You have to pay a price, you have to sacrifice for your liberty.”  – Atty. Harry Roque, former Presidential spokesperson

 “Mahalagang gunitain ang araw ng ating kasarinlan upangsariwain ang sakripisyo, dugo at buhay na inialay ng ating mganinuno at iniukit ng kasaysayan. Walang karapatan mamuno ng pagdiriwang ang mismong pamahalaan na siyanglumalapastangan sa Saligang Batas at sa Inang Bayan na kanya ring isinadlak sa binggit ng digmaan at magpagamit saalyadong dayuhan. Itaguyod natin ang kapayapaan huwag ang digmaan at isulong ang interes ng Pilipino, hindi ang kapritsong mga Amerikano.” – Atty. Vic Rodriguez, former Executive Secretary 

“The true meaning of Kalayaan! I wish and pray that corruption in government will be totally eradicated & stopped so that public services are truly felt by the people, freedom from the bondage of poverty, freedom of assembly and expression, and the fact that government is from the people, for people, and of the people. God bless the Philippines! – Ben Repol, Overseas Filipino

“Freedom and democracy are dreams we never give up! – Ling Osawa, Overseas Filipino

Kalayaan, mithiin ng bawat Pilipino. Kalayaang pinagkakait ng kasalalukuyang gobyerno. Kailan ka kaya muling makakamit. Kailan kaya lalayang muli sa hirap at pasakit.” – Aireen Oikawa, Overseas Filipino