Philippine Proclamation 1021

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Attempts at regime change in the Philippines (1970–2007)
Civil unrest (1970) People Power (1986) Claim of Tolentino (1986) Honasan's First (1987) Honasan's Second (1989) Fall of Estrada (2001) May 1 riots (2001) Oakwood mutiny (2003) State of emergency (2006) Manila Peninsula rebellion (2007)

Proclamation No. 1021 was made by Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on March 3, 2006 to cease the state of emergency in the Philippines that had lasted since February 24, 2006. This countered Proclamation No. 1017 which had introduced the state of national emergency in the Philippines. The state of national emergency was declared in response of the alleged coup d'état.

[edit] See also

• General Order No. 5

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• PGMA's Statement on the lifting of Proclamation 1017
• PGMA's Statement on the lifting of Proclamation 1017 (English version)
• Proclamation No. 1021