Police shield themselves from rocks thrown by protesters near Malacanang Palace in Manila. [Ted Aljibe/AFP]
A protester hits a police officer during a scuffle as they tried to enter the Malacanang Palace compound in Manila. [Aaron Favila/AP Photo]
Police officers shield themselves during clashes in Manila. [Lisa Marie David/Reuters]
Sunday’s protests were largely peaceful, with small groups of mostly young men throwing rocks and bottles at police, and setting fire to the tyres of a trailer used as a barricade near a bridge leading to the presidential palace. [Ted Aljibe/AFP]
A protester is arrested near Malacanang Palace in Manila. [Ted Aljibe/AFP]
Protesters throw bottles during clashes with police. [Aaron Favila/AP Photos]
The day began with a peaceful morning protest in the capital’s Luneta Park that drew nearly 50,000 people, according to city estimates. [Jam Sta Rosa/AFP]
The Department of Finance has estimated that the Philippine economy lost up to 118.5 billion pesos ($2.1bn) from 2023 to 2025 due to corruption in flood-control projects. [Jam Sta Rosa/AFP]
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