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Philippine president battling the Dutertes

Philippine Voters Boost Duterte Dynasty in Warning for Marcos

Philippine voters delivered a blow to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and a boost to the controversial Duterte clan, whose performance in midterm elections Monday shows they may have a chance to regain the nation’s highest office in 2028.

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Bongbong Marcos: The Philippine president battling the Dutertes

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Philippine president's allies on course for most available Senate seats in election

Philippine president shores up support after midterms battle for power

Hundreds of thousands of devotees of the Virgin Mary on Monday gathered at the sanctuary of Fatima in Portugal to pray for newly-appointed Pope Leo XIV and global peace.

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Philippines election results a "Duterte landslide," family of detained former President Rodrigo Duterte boasts

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The Philippines has voted - now the game of thrones begins again

Philippines' media: Marcos' camp certain to win more Senate seats than Sara's

Local media in the Philippines say candidates allied with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. are certain to have won more Senate seats than those backed by Vice President Sara Duterte.

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Palace: Marcos still has people’s trust after 2025 elections

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s administration still has the trust of the Filipinos, Palace Press Officer Claire Castro said at a briefing after the 2025 elections.

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Marcos orders study on amending insurance policies for vehicles

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has directed Department of Transportation (DOTr) Secretary Vince Dizon to study proposals to amend insurance policies for public

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Down, but not out: Philippines election gifts Duterte a shot at political survival

MANILA - A Philippine midterm election may have leaned in President Ferdinand Marcos Jr's favour but the stronger-than-expected showing for estranged vice president and bitter rival Sara Duterte may have given him a jolt,

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Marcos hails peaceful renewal of democracy

A DAY after the midterm elections, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. thanked all Filipinos who made their votes count and reminded newly elected leaders to work towards the common goal of making the Philippines better.

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PHOTO COLLECTION: Philippines Election

In this photo provided by the Presidential Communications Office, Philippines’ President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., center, shows the indelible ink on his finger after casting his ballot at a polling station in Batac City,