Bitter times. Five-year-old Serena Cabrera of Chalan Kanoa, along with family members and neighbors like Bonnie Dela Cruz, left, holds up signs protesting the government’s austerity measures at the intersection of Chalan Monsignor Guerrero and Beach Roads on Saturday. Photo by Mark Peñaranda

 

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Earth Day 2007. Children throw water-filled sponges instead of water-filled balloons during the Island Pride Festival which highlighted Earth Day 2007 at the Ypao Beach Park on Saturday. Several participants showcased environment-friendly products, including a fashion show and competition that used recyclable materials.
Photo by Paul Blas

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