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ANTI-THESIS. Father Robert Reyes, popularly known as the “running priest” and advocate for the impeachment of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, poses in front of the President’s supporters at a rally at the Batasan Pambansa Building to ask lawmakers to dismiss the complaint filed against Arroyo. INQUIRER.net/ANNA VALMERO

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ANTI-IMPEACHMENT SUPPORTERS. President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo’s supporters hold their own rally outside the Batasan Pambansa Building asking lawmakers at the House of Representatives to dismiss the impeachment complaint against the President, a report of which was submitted to the committee on rules Tuesday. INQUIRER.net/ANNA VALMERO

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A PRIEST’S CALL. Father Robert Reyes calls on lawmakers at the House of Representatives to vote for the impeachment of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and junk moves for Charter change. INQUIRER.net/Lira D. Fernandez

HOME, FINALLY. The first batch of Filipinos stranded in Thailand arrives in Manila. Video report conducted by INQUIRER.net assistant editor Erika Tapalla. Video taken by INQUIRER.net production specialist Janie Christine Octia. READ FULL STORY

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GOING HOME Stranded Filipinos smile as they finally board a bus in Bangkok that will take them on a 10-hour journey to the northern city of Chiang Mai where they will board a Philippine Airlines Boeing 747 jet for Manila. NOEL ADLAI O. VELASCO

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ESCAPE FROM BANGKOK Stranded Filipinos in Bangkok on Monday morning board a double-decker bus that will take them on a 10-hour journey to the northern city of Chiang Mai where they will board flights back to Manila. A 433-seater Philippine Airlines flight left Manila at 2 p.m. for Chiang Mai and was expected to get there at 5 p.m. and return to Manila at around 11:30 p.m. Monday. NOEL VELASCO

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THE 45-FOOT monument in Quezon City depicting a defiant mother holding a fallen son. JOAN BONDOC

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STAR OF PEACE. Action star Robin Padilla waves to fans and supporters as he visits Brgy. Makir, Datu Odin Sinsuat in Shariff Kabunsuan province Monday. Padilla is a partner of the GoP-UN Action for Transformation (ACT) for Peace Programme, which promotes peace-building and peace advocacy efforts in Mindanao. Makir is one of the 77 Peace and Development Communities of the ACT for Peace Programme in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao. AKP IMAGES/RUBY THURSDAY MORE

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