Nagdadalamhati sa “pamumulitika” ng mga matataas na opisyal sa administrasyon ni Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr., ang abogadong si Harry Roque ay humingi ng kapatawaran dahil “nadaya” (siya) sa paniniwalang gagamitin ni Marcos ang “ikalawang pagkakataon” ng kanyang pamilya sa Malacañang para tubusin ang kanilang nasirang reputasyon pagkatapos mapatalsik ang kanyang ama noong 1986. Ito ay
Some progressive organizations have also abused the system by splitting into smaller groups; others formed factions due to power struggles to secure more seats.
Among the presidential candidates, the study projected Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to have spent the largest amount on political influencers at P351 million. Following this was Leni Robredo at P135 million, Isko Moreno at P42 million, and Manny Pacquiao at P1 million.
Pinag-iisipan ng Kongreso ang pagpapaliban sa ikatlong pagkakataon ng halalan para sa mga opisyal ng barangay at Sangguniang Kabataan sa kabila ng pagtitiyak ng Commission on Elections sa kahandaan nitong idaos ang eleksyon ayon sa nakatakdang petsa sa Disyembre 5 ngayong taon.
Congress is mulling over the postponement for the third time of the elections for barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan officials despite assurances from the Commission on Elections on its readiness to hold it as scheduled on Dec. 5 this year.
Na-LSS ka rin ba sa rock version ng Martial Law song na Bagong Lipunan? Dito sa unang episode ng “Pa’no nanalo si BBM?: Let us count the ways” podcast series, hihimayin ni Manolo Quezon III, Malacañang historian at political analyst, ang naging kampanya ng anak ng diktador.
Ito ang podcast ng VERA Files para sa naiibang paraan ng paghahatid ng impormasyon.
A satirical FB post misled netizens into believing outgoing Vice President Leni Robredo filed her Statement of Contributions and Expenditures (SOCE) using transparent ink.
Tulfo never made such a statement in any interview, speech or write-up. Neither have legitimate news organizations reported on Tulfo speaking with contempt about helicopter pilots.
According to the Comelec’s recent data, more than 65.7 million Filipinos registered to vote and 83% of them cast their votes in the May 9 elections.
