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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. A bike ride condemning the US-led Pax Silica Initiative was held by environmental advocates and active mobility organizations on October 11, 2026. According to participants, the aforementioned initiative is set to destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities from their ancestral land, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila, Philippines where the closing p-stock-foto
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Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 12, 2026: A bike ride was led by local cyclists, along with environmental advocates, in condemnation of the US-led Pax Silica Initiative that participants say will destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine where the closing program was held with each sector that participated in the bike ride expressing th-stock-foto
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Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 12, 2026: A bike ride was led by local cyclists, along with environmental advocates, in condemnation of the US-led Pax Silica Initiative that participants say will destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine where the closing program was held with each sector that participated in the bike ride expressing th-stock-foto
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Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 12, 2026: A bike ride was led by local cyclists, along with environmental advocates, in condemnation of the US-led Pax Silica Initiative that participants say will destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine where the closing program was held with each sector that participated in the bike ride expressing th-stock-foto
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Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 12, 2026: A bike ride was led by local cyclists, along with environmental advocates, in condemnation of the US-led Pax Silica Initiative that participants say will destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine where the closing program was held with each sector that participated in the bike ride expressing th-stock-foto
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Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 12, 2026: A bike ride was led by local cyclists, along with environmental advocates, in condemnation of the US-led Pax Silica Initiative that participants say will destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine where the closing program was held with each sector that participated in the bike ride expressing th-stock-foto
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Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 12, 2026: A bike ride was led by local cyclists, along with environmental advocates, in condemnation of the US-led Pax Silica Initiative that participants say will destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine where the closing program was held with each sector that participated in the bike ride expressing th-stock-foto
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Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 12, 2026: A bike ride was led by local cyclists, along with environmental advocates, in condemnation of the US-led Pax Silica Initiative that participants say will destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine where the closing program was held with each sector that participated in the bike ride expressing th-stock-foto
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Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 12, 2026: A bike ride was led by local cyclists, along with environmental advocates, in condemnation of the US-led Pax Silica Initiative that participants say will destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine where the closing program was held with each sector that participated in the bike ride expressing th-stock-foto
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Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 12, 2026: A bike ride was led by local cyclists, along with environmental advocates, in condemnation of the US-led Pax Silica Initiative that participants say will destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine where the closing program was held with each sector that participated in the bike ride expressing th-stock-foto
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Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 12, 2026: A bike ride was led by local cyclists, along with environmental advocates, in condemnation of the US-led Pax Silica Initiative that participants say will destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine where the closing program was held with each sector that participated in the bike ride expressing th-stock-foto
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Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 12, 2026: A bike ride was led by local cyclists, along with environmental advocates, in condemnation of the US-led Pax Silica Initiative that participants say will destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine where the closing program was held with each sector that participated in the bike ride expressing th-stock-foto
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Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 12, 2026: A bike ride was led by local cyclists, along with environmental advocates, in condemnation of the US-led Pax Silica Initiative that participants say will destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine where the closing program was held with each sector that participated in the bike ride expressing th-stock-foto
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Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 12, 2026: A bike ride was led by local cyclists, along with environmental advocates, in condemnation of the US-led Pax Silica Initiative that participants say will destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine where the closing program was held with each sector that participated in the bike ride expressing th-stock-foto
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Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 12, 2026: A bike ride was led by local cyclists, along with environmental advocates, in condemnation of the US-led Pax Silica Initiative that participants say will destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine where the closing program was held with each sector that participated in the bike ride expressing th-stock-foto
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Manila, Philippines. 11th Oct, 2026. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 12, 2026: A bike ride was led by local cyclists, along with environmental advocates, in condemnation of the US-led Pax Silica Initiative that participants say will destroy the livelihoods of local farming communities, displace local indigenous communities, and consume tremendous amounts of water that would have otherwise be utilized by local Filipinos. The route started in the Quezon City Hall and ended in the Bonifacio Shrine where the closing program was held with each sector that participated in the bike ride expressing th-stock-foto
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MANILA, PHILIPPINES, OCTOBER 7, 2026: Filipino activists rally near the United States Embassy in Manila in solidarity with Palestinians, marking three years since the October 7 attacks and the start of the Gaza war. Demonstrators condemned US military support for Israel and called for an end to the war in Gaza. Protesters also voiced opposition to the US-led Pax Silica initiative and the Luzon Economic Corridor, citing concerns over their potential impact on local communities, agricultural land and ancestral domains in the Philippines. Photo by Emman Capones / JNA PRESS (Photo by Emman Capones-stock-foto
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MANILA, PHILIPPINES, OCTOBER 7, 2026: Filipino activists rally near the United States Embassy in Manila in solidarity with Palestinians, marking three years since the October 7 attacks and the start of the Gaza war. Demonstrators condemned US military support for Israel and called for an end to the war in Gaza. Protesters also voiced opposition to the US-led Pax Silica initiative and the Luzon Economic Corridor, citing concerns over their potential impact on local communities, agricultural land and ancestral domains in the Philippines. Photo by Emman Capones / JNA PRESS (Photo by Emman Capones-stock-foto
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MANILA, PHILIPPINES, OCTOBER 7, 2026: Filipino activists rally near the United States Embassy in Manila in solidarity with Palestinians, marking three years since the October 7 attacks and the start of the Gaza war. Demonstrators condemned US military support for Israel and called for an end to the war in Gaza. Protesters also voiced opposition to the US-led Pax Silica initiative and the Luzon Economic Corridor, citing concerns over their potential impact on local communities, agricultural land and ancestral domains in the Philippines. Photo by Emman Capones / JNA PRESS (Photo by Emman Capones-stock-foto
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MANILA, PHILIPPINES, OCTOBER 7, 2026: Filipino activists rally near the United States Embassy in Manila in solidarity with Palestinians, marking three years since the October 7 attacks and the start of the Gaza war. Demonstrators condemned US military support for Israel and called for an end to the war in Gaza. Protesters also voiced opposition to the US-led Pax Silica initiative and the Luzon Economic Corridor, citing concerns over their potential impact on local communities, agricultural land and ancestral domains in the Philippines. Photo by Emman Capones / JNA PRESS (Photo by Emman Capones-stock-foto
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MANILA, PHILIPPINES, OCTOBER 7, 2026: Filipino activists rally near the United States Embassy in Manila in solidarity with Palestinians, marking three years since the October 7 attacks and the start of the Gaza war. Demonstrators condemned US military support for Israel and called for an end to the war in Gaza. Protesters also voiced opposition to the US-led Pax Silica initiative and the Luzon Economic Corridor, citing concerns over their potential impact on local communities, agricultural land and ancestral domains in the Philippines. Photo by Emman Capones / JNA PRESS (Photo by Emman Capones-stock-foto