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On 9 February 1986, a group of computer technicians walked out from their jobs at the tabulation center of the presidential election called by President Ferdinand Marcos, claiming they observed anomalies in the election results being reported to the public. This incident precipitated the People Power Revolution 13 days later, resulting in the end of Marcos's rule.
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