Anti-U.S. protesters gather on Philippine Independence Day

MANILA, Philippines - Men dressed as guerrillas in the Philippines' independence movement around 1900 protest in Manila on June 12, 2014, against the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement signed between the U.S. and the Philippines. The day marks the 116th anniversary of the nation's independence.

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