Various groups stage protest rally in Davao City as Pres. Marcos Jr. delivers first SONA

Various progressive groups here called on President Marcos Jr. to consider the nine-point people’s agenda that seek to advance the workers’ and people’s rights.

DAVAO CITY –

Dizon said that they want a pro-people development for the country and its people to ensure that the majority of the Filipinos would not be left behind. Dizon said the groups particularly demanded for the end of contractualization in the country and prioritization of a pro-worker security tenure bill that is being pushed by the Makabayan bloc in the House of Representatives.

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