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.
EDSA 1, also known as the People Power Revolution in 1986, was a non-violent uprising in the Philippines that led to the ousting of President Ferdinand Marcos. It was marked by mass protests, civil disobedience, and the united efforts of various sectors of society, culminating in Marcos fleeing the country. EDSA 2 occurred in 2001, resulting in the removal of President Joseph Estrada due to corruption allegations. Similar to EDSA 1, it involved significant public mobilization and a call for government accountability.
EDSA 2 revolution in 2001 dethroned then Philippine President Joseph Estrada. Its effect was the governance of Gloria Arroyo, then vice president of the nation.
February 21, 1986
conclusion about edsa revolution
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what happened during EDSA revolution 1
I want to know the important events and ,the past happenings,during the EDSA REVOLUTION 1 and 2.
edsa 1 issue
EDSA 1's effect is it united the Filipino people to fight for their rights and proved that war can be won without using weapon and without violence so is true in EDSA 2 but in EDSA 2 many Filipnos believed that who they appointed in the position to replace the former president is not worthy of the place and they are now asking her to leave the seat.
we provide it because its important to know the edsa day
EDSA 1, also known as the People Power Revolution in 1986, was a non-violent uprising in the Philippines that led to the ousting of President Ferdinand Marcos. It was marked by mass protests, civil disobedience, and the united efforts of various sectors of society, culminating in Marcos fleeing the country. EDSA 2 occurred in 2001, resulting in the removal of President Joseph Estrada due to corruption allegations. Similar to EDSA 1, it involved significant public mobilization and a call for government accountability.
February 25, 1986
EDSA 2 revolution in 2001 dethroned then Philippine President Joseph Estrada. Its effect was the governance of Gloria Arroyo, then vice president of the nation.
january 17-20,2011
February 21, 1986
The EDSA revolution was a series of popular demonstrations in the Philippines that began in 1983 and ended in 1986. It was a sustained campaign of civil resistance to eliminate regime violence and electoral fraud.
Ang EDSA 1 ay naganap noong 1986 at nagresulta sa pagbibitiw ni Pangulong Marcos. Sa kabilang banda, ang EDSA 2 ay nangyari noong 2001 at nagresulta sa pagsibak kay Pangulong Estrada. Pareho silang nag-alay ng di-gumugolang protesta ng taumbayan laban sa pangulo ng bansa.