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"People Power" redirects here. For current and former political parties, see People Power Party (disambiguation).
"EDSA Revolution" redirects here. For other uses, see EDSA Revolution (disambiguation).
People Power Revolution
EDSA Revolution pic1.jpg
Hundreds of thousands of people filling up Epifanio delos Santos Avenue. The view is looking northbound towards the Boni Serrano Avenue-EDSA intersection.
Date February 22–25, 1986
Location Metro Manila, Philippines
Result Fall of Marcos regime
Start of the Fifth Republic
Belligerents
Philippines Marcos Regime
Philippines Kilusang Bagong Lipunan
Philippines Loyalist soldiers Ayyubid Flag.png UNIDO
Ayyubid Flag.png PDP-Laban
Ayyubid Flag.png Liberal Party
Philippines Reform the Armed Forces Movement
Philippines Defected soldiers
Philippines Human rights victims
Philippines Archdiocese of Manila United States
Commanders and leaders
Philippines Ferdinand Marcos
Philippines Imelda Marcos
Philippines Fabian Ver Ayyubid Flag.png Corazon Aquino
Ayyubid Flag.png Salvador Laurel
Philippines Juan Ponce Enrile
Philippines Fidel V. Ramos
Philippines Gringo Honasan
Philippines Jaime Cardinal Sin
United States Ronald Reagan
United States Paul Laxalt
People Power Revolution
Date February 22–25, 1986
Also known as EDSA Revolution
EDSA I
Yellow Revolution
Participants
President Ferdinand Marcos
Armed Forces of the Philippines loyalists under Fabian Ver
Anti-Marcos forces:
Armed Forces of the Philippines rebels under Fidel V. Ramos
Secretary of Defense Juan Ponce Enrile
Protesters led by Jaime Cardinal Sin
Attempts at regime change in the Philippines (1970–2007)
Civil unrest (1970)
People Power (1986)
1986-90 plots
Honasan's Second (1989)
Fall of Estrada (2001)
May 1 riots (2001)
Oakwood mutiny (2003)
State of emergency (2006)
Manila Peninsula rebellion (2007) v t e
The People Power Revolution (also known as the EDSA Revolution, the Philippine Revolution of 1986, and the Yellow
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