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Politics | Free PRRD’ Movement Gains Ground: National Day of Prayer Unites the Country


Nationwide “Free PRRD” Prayer Rallies Held in Cebu and Other Key Cities Across the Philippines

Cebu City, July 19, 2025 — Thousands of Filipinos gathered in Cebu and several other major cities across the country yesterday to participate in the “Free PRRD” prayer rally, a peaceful demonstration of support for former President Rodrigo Roa Duterte.

The Cebu leg of the event, held at [insert venue if known], drew a significant crowd composed of Duterte supporters, local leaders, religious figures, and concerned citizens. Among those who led the gathering was Father Ciano, who offered prayers for unity, justice, and the protection of the former President. The atmosphere was deeply emotional and patriotic, with chants of support echoing throughout the venue.

The rally was part of a coordinated effort held simultaneously in various cities, including Davao, Manila, Iloilo, and Cagayan de Oro. Supporters from all walks of life—young and old, urban and rural—came together under the shared message of solidarity with the former President, calling for fairness and due process amid recent legal challenges.

Organizers emphasized that the event was non-partisan and focused on the values of peace, truth, and the rule of law. Many participants carried placards bearing messages such as “Free PRRD,” “Stand for Justice,” and “Thank You, Tatay Digong,” reflecting a deep sense of gratitude for Duterte’s years in public service.



In Cebu, the rally concluded with a community prayer and a peaceful march, underscoring the commitment of the attendees to uphold democratic principles while expressing their support in a lawful and respectful manner.

As the movement continues to grow, many supporters vow to remain vocal and active in advocating for what they believe is right. The prayer rallies served not only as a political statement but also as a testament to the enduring bond between Duterte and the people who continue to stand behind him.


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