Kurt Adrian Dela Peña

LOOK: A banner opposing the Pax Silica initiative hangs at the Bonifacio Park in Ilagan City, Isaba on the day of protests against the US-led initiative and the scheduled visit of President Donald Trump for the ASEAN Summit next week. 📸: John Steven Bernardo @inquirerdotnet

‘BAGUIO NEVER DISAPPOINTS’

Here are some photos from Igorot Park in Baguio City, where thousands of students converged following a successful walkout on Friday, Nov. 13, to join the growing opposition to the Pax Silica initiative, which critics fear could displace Indigenous Peoples (IP) communities and threaten natural resources, as well as the scheduled visit of US President Donald Trump to the Philippines for the 49th ASEAN Summit next week. 📸: Kabataan Partylist Cordillera @inquirerdotnet

WATCH: Thousands of students in Baguio City marched through the streets toward Igorot Park on Friday, Nov. 13, to express their opposition to the Pax Silica initiative and the scheduled visit of US President Donald Trump to the Philippines for the 49th ASEAN Summit next week. 📹: Kabataan Partylist Cordillera @inquirerdotnet

‘BLACKOUT IN UP BAGUIO’

LOOK: The UP Baguio University Student Council announced that at 3 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 13, the university community left the school premises to participate in the Baguio-Benguet protest against the Pax Silica initiative and the visit of US President Donald Trump to the Philippines. 📸: UPB-USC @inquirerdotnet

BAGUIO STUDENTS SAY NO TO PAX SILICA, TRUMP VISIT

LOOK: UP Baguio and Saint Louis University students walked out of their classes on Friday, Nov. 13, to register their strong opposition to the Pax Silica initiative and the visit of US President Donald Trump next week for the 49th ASEAN Summit. 📸: League of Filipino Students – Baguio-Benguet @inquirerdotnet