President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. approved amendments to the Motorcycle Crime Prevention Act, enhancing registration and reporting requirements for motorcycle owners in the Philippines. The new law outlines specific timelines for registration and reporting sales or dispositions of motorcycles to the Land Transportation Office.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. extends cooperation to winners of the 2025 national and local elections in the Philippines, emphasizing unity and shared responsibility in governance. He acknowledges both victorious and non-victorious candidates, focusing on the ongoing mission of public service. The election process, marked by orderly conduct and voter participation, underscores the importance of collaborative efforts for national progress.
The first online-only voting project for overseas Filipinos saw low participation, with only 3.27% of registered voters in Southern California casting votes. This trend of low turnout was evident in consulates worldwide.
The family of former Senator Manny Pacquiao accepts his unsuccessful Senate bid in recent elections, with his son expressing surprise but understanding. The boxing legend ran under the administration-backed Alyansa para sa Bagong Pilipinas slate.
Two Bohol candidates are facing disqualification over alleged vote-buying, with complaints filed to the Commission on Elections. The incidents underscore ongoing challenges in upholding electoral integrity in the Philippines.
The Department of Budget and Management confirmed a P2,000 honoraria increase for teachers and poll workers for the 2025 midterm elections, under President Marcos Jr.’s mandate.
Vice President Sara Duterte submitted her response to the Department of Justice regarding a National Bureau of Investigation case accusing her of inciting to sedition and grave threats against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos, and House Speaker Martin Romualdez.
Duterte Youth party-list members have filed an impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. for facilitating the transfer of former President Rodrigo Duterte to the ICC. The move highlights significant political tensions within the Philippines as allies of Duterte challenge the current administration’s decision.
The Commission on Elections disqualified Pasig City congressional candidate Christian “Ian” Sia for making lewd and discriminatory remarks, following a petition by the anti-discrimination panel.
President Marcos orders an investigation into the vehicle barriers at Naia Terminal 1 after a fatal crash reveals barrier failure. The probe will examine installation and safety protocols, with new measures being implemented to enhance airport security.