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People Power Monument

monument commemorating the 1986 People Power Revolution in the Philippines

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Buildings and structures in Quezon City Landmarks in the Philippines Monuments and memorials in Metro Manila Sculptures by Filipino artists Tourist attractions in Quezon City Use Philippine English from September 2022

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