Fishermen from the Philippine Mamamalakaya (Pamalakaya) march to Mendiola, near Malacanang, on Nov. 21, 2024 to protest the Marcos administration’s ‘import-liberalization’ policies, as well as programs that are allegedly harmful to the fishing sector. PHOTO BY RENE H. DILANFishermen from the Philippine Mamamalakaya (Pamalakaya) march to Mendiola, near Malacanang, on Nov. 21, 2024 to protest the Marcos administration’s ‘import-liberalization’ policies, as well as programs that are allegedly harmful to the fishing sector. PHOTO BY RENE H. DILANFishermen from the Philippine Mamamalakaya (Pamalakaya) march to Mendiola, near Malacanang, on Nov. 21, 2024 to protest the Marcos administration’s ‘import-liberalization’ policies, as well as programs that are allegedly harmful to the fishing sector. PHOTO BY RENE H. DILANFishermen from the Philippine Mamamalakaya (Pamalakaya) march to Mendiola, near Malacanang, on Nov. 21, 2024 to protest the Marcos administration’s ‘import-liberalization’ policies, as well as programs that are allegedly harmful to the fishing sector. PHOTO BY RENE H. DILANFishermen from the Philippine Mamamalakaya (Pamalakaya) march to Mendiola, near Malacanang, on Nov. 21, 2024 to protest the Marcos administration’s ‘import-liberalization’ policies, as well as programs that are allegedly harmful to the fishing sector. PHOTO BY RENE H. DILANFishermen from the Philippine Mamamalakaya (Pamalakaya) march to Mendiola, near Malacanang, on Nov. 21, 2024 to protest the Marcos administration’s ‘import-liberalization’ policies, as well as programs that are allegedly harmful to the fishing sector. PHOTO BY RENE H. DILANFishermen from the Philippine Mamamalakaya (Pamalakaya) march to Mendiola, near Malacanang, on Nov. 21, 2024 to protest the Marcos administration’s ‘import-liberalization’ policies, as well as programs that are allegedly harmful to the fishing sector. PHOTO BY RENE H. DILAN