Youth activists rip Chinese POGOs, anti-terror bill in Independence Day 'mañanita'

Youth activists rip Chinese POGOs, anti-terror bill in Independence Day 'mañanita' Kalayaan2020

MANILA — Youth activists on Independence Day condemned an anti-terror bill and the proliferation of Chinese-run gambling hubs through a "mañanita," patterned after a police official's recent birthday party that allegedly breached quarantine protocols.

They slammed a clay pot with an illustration of President Rodrigo Duterte’s face in the game "Pukpok Pasistang Palayok." — ABS-CBN News June 11, 2020 At another game, the "Chinese Terror Garter," they jumped over elastic bands carrying placards with acronym POGO for Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator, to show how Chinese businesses allegedly disregard Philippine laws.

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