Magkaisa this November!

Can the diversified protesting groups this November unite, even just for a minute or more, and agree to protest about common issues as one people, as Filipinos, as one country?

- Cherry Piquero-Ballescas

Regardless of political/religious/sectoral affiliations, can the protesters coalesce, using agreed-upon common protest strategies, to present most urgent common issues afflicting our people, especially the needy poor/the marginalized?

Here are some common priority concerns among all protesting groups --no to corruption/ikulong na ang mga kurakot/end political dynasties/yes to transparency, accountability, honest/genuine servant leaders/better life for our people, our environment, our planet.

Protesters can decide on more issues, ventilate these together in a synchronized fashion, in symphony. Can all the protesting groups decide on a common time/date/course of action to ventilate these common priority issues all together, simultaneously?

All protesters can decide what protest messages to express and how to express these issues. For example, to pray/shout or chant or sing out or wave in banners, and more, but can all protesters decide to briefly unite/deliver together the same messages in similar ways at the same time/same date?