footage of Duterte's expletive speeches were projected on stage. In his speech, Aquino broke the silence on the Dengvaxia controversy and the measles outbreak. On February 22, 2020, ahead of 34th anniversary, demonstrators gathered at the People Power Monument to protest how Duterte is allegedly "allowing China to breach Philippine sovereignty" and called for Duterte to resign from office. On February 24, a group of artists projected their graffiti depicting a wanted poster of Duterte on the walls of Philippine National Police. The PNP condemned the digital graffiti, stating that the People Power Revolution "makes it totally deplorable." On February 25, several people attended the event, including former Vice President Jejomar Binay and former Senators Rene Saguisag and Serge Osmeña. Organizers had projected fewer attendees due to the outbreak of COVID-19 in the country. On the anniversary of the People Power Revolution in 2021, several demonstrators marched toward the People Power Monument. Labor Day protests On May 1, 2018, about 20,000 protesters clad in red shirts and featuring Duterte's effigies gathered at Mendiola rejecting the executive order ending the "end-of-contract scheme" (endo) signed by Duterte, claiming that what Duterte signed about was not the EO they had drafted. The signed EO dismayed labor groups and garnered mixed reception from various groups. On April 30, 2019, few members of Tindig Pilipinas gathered at the headquarters of Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) to protest the "increasing" Chinese workers in the country. On May 1, several militant groups held a rally on Labor Day, condemning the government's failure of "endo", TRAIN Law and demanding the salary increase and the minimum wage increase to Php 750. According to the Philippine National Police, about 8,000 people attended the rally. In 2020, militants held a Labor Day protest online due to COVID-19 pandemic lockdown. On April 20, 2021, militant labor groups distributed at community pantries pamphlets criticizing Duterte and enticing people to join the Labor Day protest to oust the president from office. On May 1, several groups were prevented by police to reach Mendiola Street, reminding them to follow the minimum health standards amidst the implementation of Modified Enhance Community Quarantine (MECQ) in Metro Manila. The groups held a rally at the Welcome Rotonda calling for wage increase and P10,000 (approximately US$207 in 2021) aid for those affected by the pandemic. Some protesters, including Bishop Broderick Pabillo, held a rally via online. Independence Day