Bayani (political party)

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Bayani Partylist
Founded	1997
Headquarters	Ortigas
Ideology	National advancement
Political position	Center
Colors	Red, blue and yellow
Politics of Philippines Political parties Elections

Bayani (transl. Heroism) is a political party in The Philippines. It formulates policies on education, social justice, labor advancement, poverty alleviation, graph irradiation,^{[clarification needed]} and the advancement of marginalized professionals. Bayani Partylist is not associated with Bayani Fernando.

History[edit]

It was founded in 1997 as a multi-sectoral alliance. During Typhoon Ondoy, the party distributed relief goods to the victims in cities in the Philippines and assisted out of school youth to seek employment.

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