It paved way to the 1987 Philippine Constitution (aka Freedom Constitution). The constitution defined the limit and parameters of the power of the president. It broke away from the autocratic government of Marcos thus the EDSA PP Revolution created a new democratic era.
how is EDSA REVOLUTION important to us,Filipinos
conclusion about edsa revolution
The remarkable thing about the EDSA Revolution of 2001 in the Philippines is that the demonstrations were peaceful. This revolution lasted for almost 4 days, but ended with the people getting what they wanted. They overthrew the government of Joseph Estrada.
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according to the case of Estrada vs. Desierto... 1. EDSA 1 involves the exercise of the people power revolution which overthrows the WHOLE Government, while EDSA 2 is an exercise of people power of freedom of speech and freedom of assembly to petition the governement for redress of grievances which only affected the office of the president. 2. EDSA 1 is extra-constitutional and the legitimacy of the new governemnt that resulted from it cannot be subject of judicial review, while EDSA 2 is intra-constitutional and the resignation of the sitting president that it caused and the succession of the VP as president are subject to judicial review. 3. EDSA 1 involves political question while EDSA 2 involves legal question. ---from: Atty. Edwin Rey Sandoval Notes POLITICAL LAW REVIEWER 2007.
The EDSA Revolution in the Philippines in 1986 was instrumental in overthrowing the authoritarian rule of President Ferdinand Marcos, restoring democracy, and inspiring similar movements around the world. It symbolizes the power of the people to unite against oppression and exercise their collective will for change peacefully. The revolution brought about political and social reforms that significantly influenced the country's trajectory towards a more democratic society.
The EDSA revolution is sometimes called the People Power revolution which took place in 1986 in the islands of the Philippines.
because it is called people power revolution!!
= How did 1986 EDSA people power revolution inspire change in other countries? =
mahalagang aral ng edsa people power revolution
Human rights violations, government corruption, and electoral fraud were some of the major causes of the People Power Revolution (EDSA). The revolution led to the removal from power of President Ferdinand Marcos.
The EDSA or People Power revolution was the term for the Filipino people power revolt on February 22-25, 1986. The revolution was to oust President Ferdinand Marcos from the position and from the palace.
It happen on The Philippines in the Edsa... Duhh use your common sense... Kaya nga tinawag na EDSA Revolution kasi sa EDSA nangyari..
She led the EDSA revolution/ People Power Revolution against Ferdinand Marcos and became president after him.
noong 1986 sa EDSA
i dont really know about it because i dont care
The People Power or EDSA Revolution was the Filipino revolt in 1986 to topple the dictatorship of President Ferdinand Marcos. The revolt was for the justice of Ninoy Aquino's death and to stop the corruption of the country.