EDSA III

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EDSA III was a mass protest in the Philippines in 2001, largely led by supporters of former President Joseph Estrada, that culminated in an attempted march on the presidential palace following his ouster.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf demonstration
event in Philippine politics
mass protest
political protest
alsoKnownAs EDSA 3 NERFINISHED
EDSA Tres NERFINISHED
May 1 riots NERFINISHED
characterizedAs anti-Arroyo protest
pro-Estrada demonstration
urban poor mobilization
country Philippines
endDate 2001-05-01
follows EDSA II NERFINISHED
hasCause arrest of Joseph Estrada
ouster of President Joseph Estrada
plunder charges against Joseph Estrada
hasEffect debate over legitimacy of EDSA II
polarization of Philippine society
hasParticipant Armed Forces of the Philippines NERFINISHED
Gloria Macapagal Arroyo administration NERFINISHED
Joseph Estrada NERFINISHED
Philippine National Police NERFINISHED
supporters of Joseph Estrada
languageOfSignage English
Filipino NERFINISHED
location EDSA Shrine NERFINISHED
Epifanio de los Santos Avenue NERFINISHED
Malacañang Palace NERFINISHED
Mendiola NERFINISHED
Metro Manila NERFINISHED
mainSlogan Erap para sa mahirap
numberOfParticipants hundreds of thousands
opposed Gloria Macapagal Arroyo presidency NERFINISHED
opposedBy Gloria Macapagal Arroyo supporters
Philippine security forces NERFINISHED
organizedBy Estrada loyalist groups NERFINISHED
pro-Estrada politicians
partOf 2001 political crisis in the Philippines
peakDate 2001-05-01
relatedTo EDSA People Power Revolution NERFINISHED
People Power Revolution of 1986 NERFINISHED
result arrests of protesters
dispersal by security forces
failed attempt to storm Malacañang Palace
strengthening of Gloria Macapagal Arroyo’s hold on power
startDate 2001-04-25
timePeriod post-EDSA II political crisis
triggeredBy arrest of Joseph Estrada on April 25, 2001

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