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Ira Panganiban Lambasts Sen. De Lima & Mar Roxas Joining the Anti-Marcos Protest

Veteran journalist Ira Panganiban, one of the netizen who is always active on social media reacted over the highly-publicized Anti-Marcos rally happened during the Bonifacio Day.


According to Ira Panganiban, the rally became a partisan gathering right after he saw that Sen. Leila De Lima and former Presidential candidate Mar Roxas joined the rally at EDSA.

The veteran journalist noted that he respected the rights of the protesters because it is part of their respective rights of freedom of expression, but when Mar Roxas and Sen. De Lima joined it, the essence of the rally vanished.

The Anti-Marcos Rally against the burial of the late President was stained with political interest. He also hoped that the message of what Anti-Marcos convey was not ruined by the presence of the alleged greedy LP members.


Here's the Complete Statement of Ira Panganiban:

I can respect the anti-Marcos rally for all their bluster and emotion. The victims do deserve justice in whatever form they can have it.

Pero nung sumali na at parang namumuno na sina Mar Roxas at Leila de Lima, nagunaw na ang maskara ng pagkilos at naging partisan na ito tungo sa interes ng mga dilaw.

Sayang ang mga boses kaninang mas maaga. Sana hindi nasira ang mensahe ng pagkilos dahil sa kasakiman ng dalawang ito sa kapangyarihan.

#syetdapwet #whentwobulokkamatisentersdakahon


Netizens were quick to react with the recent statements released by Ira Panganiban. Listed below are some of the most popular comments given by some netizens as reactions to Ira Panganiban.


Source: Ira Panganiban FB Page

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