First Quarter Storm
{'<entity_0>': 'First Quarter Storm', '<entity_1>': '1970', '<entity_2>': 'demonstration', '<entity_3>': 'Philippines', '<entity_4>': 'Manila'}
[['First Quarter Storm', 'point in time', '1970'], ['First Quarter Storm', 'country', 'Philippines'], ['First Quarter Storm', 'location', 'Philippines'], ['First Quarter Storm', 'instance of', 'demonstration'], ['First Quarter Storm', 'location', 'Manila']]
The <entity_0> (Filipino: Sigwa ng Unang Sangkapat), often shortened into the acronym FQS, was a period of civil unrest in the <entity_3> which took place during the "first quarter of the year <entity_1>." It included a series of <entity_2>, protests, and marches against the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos, mostly organized by students, from January 26 to <entity_1>. The KM had since been active in various rallies and <entity_2> such as those condemning the Laurel-Langley agreement, Parity Amendments, Mutual Defense treaty, the state visit of South Vietnam Premier Cao Ky in 1966, the state visit of President Marcos to the U.S., the Oct. 24, 1966 <entity_4> Summit conference, the killings of Filipinos in American bases, and the visit of President Nixon—events which they believe contribute to the feudalistic nature of the country. On October 24, KM held a <entity_2> in front of <entity_4> Hotel to protest against American involvement in Vietnam which resulted in a violent dispersal. While the period from January to <entity_1> was one of significant social unrest in the <entity_3> and there is no definitive record of all protests or <entity_2> in the country, seven protests in the area of Metropolitan <entity_4> have come to be considered the historically notable <entity_2> of the time, even being branded the "7 deadly protests of the <entity_0>" in some media accounts. The beginning of what is now known as the "<entity_0>" was marked by a <entity_2> in <entity_1>, at the opening of the Seventh Congress, during which President Ferdinand Marcos gave his fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA). After the violence of the Battle of Mendiola, the Movement for a Democratic <entity_3> (MDP) organized a rally at the Plaza Miranda outside the Quiapo Church on <entity_1>. Militants organized a second "People’s March" on March 17, in what would come to be recognized as the last major <entity_2> during the <entity_0> proper. The March 17 <entity_2> is generally acknowledged as the last of the major events of the <entity_0>, because the <entity_2> had largely been led by student groups, who had at that point reached the end of the <entity_3>' school semester. The <entity_0> was followed by a year of <entity_2>, varying from picketing, long marches, live theater, people's tribunal, and parliament of the streets.
['conflict', 'demonstration']