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Ninoy Aquino International Airport bullet planting scandal

Multiple instances of apprehending the passengers at NAIA for allegedly bringing the bullets started in late 2015. In some instances, if the passengers were arrested, they would refuse to pay any penalties because they denied bringing the bullet. The passengers will be freed only on the condition that they will sign the logbook. The bullet planting scheme also targets passengers as old as 60 years old. The tourists are even targeted by this scheme.

Million People March

On National Heroes Day, August 25, 2014, various groups held a march in Luneta Park to protest the pork barrel. Although the Supreme Court has declared the PDAF unconstitutional, the participants believe that there is still pork hidden existed in the budget.

RevGov

On the last week of August 2020, several Duterte supporters revived the calls for revolutionary government amid the rising cases of COVID-19 pandemic in the country. President Duterte himself denied the involvement of pushing the revolutionary government.

May 1, 2018 protests

The group also accused Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) for being a "capitalist".

• August 27 – Labor groups announced that they will hold a protest against Duterte administration's failure to address about the worker's issues.

The burial of late dictator late dictator Ferdinand Marcos on November 18, 2016 triggered massive protests across the Philippines. Remembering the hardships during the dictatorship rule of Marcos (1965–86), thousands of protesters, including well-known personalities and politicians, staged the protests on November 25 and 30.

• November 30 – Several groups held a rally to protest the red-tagging, anti-terror law, government's lack of response to the COVID-19 pandemic and recent typhoons.

Timeline of protests against Duterte

• February 9: UP Diliman students burned the joint flags of the United States and China with the picture of Duterte on it.
• June 15: Several groups held a protest against TRAIN Law.
• August 27: Protests were held on National Heroes Day.

• February 26: Anakbayan held a protest to condemn the oil price hike at Mendiola.
• March 27: Youth Resist held a protest a day before Duterte's 74th birthday to condemn the killings of the 74 teenagers during the war on drugs.
• November 24: Bayan Muna led by Neri Colmenares, Anakpawis and Pamalakaya held a protest in front of the Chinese consulate to condemn the water cannon attack by the Chinese Coast Guard to the Philippine boats.

Outside the PH

• December 10: Protests at the Philippine Consulate in New York City were held, calling for the abolition of National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) and the junking of Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020.

"Poblacion girl" controversy

A returning Filipina OFW named Gwyneth Chua was criticized from social media after skipping the mandatory quarantine upon arrival in the Philippines from Los Angeles, California, on December 20, 2021. On the investigation by the Department of Tourism (DOT), Chua was seen leaving at the hotel at 11:45pm, 15 minutes after checking in upon arrival. Supposed to be placed under five-day quarantine, Chua was fetched by her father to attend the party held in Barangay Poblacion in Makati on December 23 and, then on December 25 her mother transported her back to the Berjaya hotel. On December 27, she was tested for COVID-19. She earned the nickname "Poblacion girl" on social media. On January 3, 2022, the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) planned to file charges against Chua, along with eight other people, for violating the sections of Republic Act No. 11332, which states "failure to comply with a quarantine/isolation order or directive duly issued by a public health authority," and "violation of any terms or conditions of the quarantine or isolation order or directive issued by a public health authority." Chua's parents and the personnel of the hotel would also face charges. On the same day, seven out of 15 close contacts of Chua have tested positive for the virus.

On January 5, 2022, the DOT suspended the accreditation of the hotel over breaching the quarantine policy, giving them 15 working days to appeal the decision.

I Can See You

Pilot

Coleen is working at the Paradise Resort in Zambales. The resort are struggling for the attraction of the guests until Coleen's old friend Abby, a vlogger, arrives and Coleen welcomes her grudgingly. Fourteen years ago, Coleen and Abby are best friends during their high school years but when Abby kisses her, Coleen ended their friendship and deems Abby insane after Coleen records Abby begging her forgiveness, resulting Abby confining in the psychiatric hospital. Since then Coleen and Abby hold their personal grudge at each other.

In the present, Coleen meets his fellow employee Drew, who works as a technician, and they passionately kiss. The next day, Coleen discovers that the wall was painted with a graffiti "I ❤️ Coleen" and reprimands the staff for negligence. Coleen blames Abby for vandalism but the former deny this and continues to taunt her. The sex video of Coleen and her ex-boyfriend is shown to the employees and again accuses Abby of spreading the video.

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As Coleen accuses Abby of spreading the former's sex video, Abby admits that she painted the wall earlier as a revenge for their past lives. Abby storms out angrily. Later at night, Coleen wakes up by the figure who appears in her bed and pulls the blanket.