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Agot Isidro, Christian Antolin If only Sierra Madre could speak
Agot Isidro, Christian Antolin If only Sierra Madre could speak
Title Echoes of Sierra Madre A Call to Discernment in Voting
As we gaze upon the majestic Sierra Madre mountain range, which shields Luzon from typhoons, it is crucial that we recognize the importance of environmental protection as a top priority for voters. Actress Agot Isidro's recent social media post serves as a poignant reminder of this imperative.
In her thought-provoking post, Isidro confronted Filipinos who praise Sierra Madre yet simultaneously support politicians advocating for mining activities. She asked, If you were Sierra Madre, who would you vote for? Would it be someone who allows you to be ravaged and destroyed? You're always saying 'Salamat Sierra Madre,' but you're voting for those who are pro-mining.
This call to action resonates deeply, particularly in the context of our current political landscape. As we head into a new election cycle, it is essential that we prioritize environmental stewardship and hold our leaders accountable for their actions.
In an era where protest art has become increasingly important, it is vital that these artists focus on issues such as environmental degradation and its impact on our society. By amplifying the voices of those affected by environmental destruction, they can inspire a sense of urgency and mobilize people to take action.
As we look ahead to 2025, let us remember that environmental protection should be at the forefront of our concerns. We must support leaders who prioritize the health of our planet and its inhabitants. It is time for us to echo Sierra Madre's call to discernment in voting, ensuring that our voices are heard loud and clear.
Keywords Agot Isidro, Sierra Madre, environmental protection, protest artists, 2025 elections
