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Philippines 2028 elections

Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Philippines 2028 elections.

  1. Move over, old-school politics

    Move over, old-school politics

    While dynastic machinery remains a heavy blanket over the local landscape, the hunger for reform-minded, independent and service-driven leaders is palpable.

  2. TERRY Ridon

    Plan B inevitable if Sara convicted

    Bicol Saro Partylist Rep. Terry Ridon said the Duterte family may need to consider an alternative candidate for the 2028 elections if Vice President Sara…

  3. No judge of competence

    No judge of competence

    When police loyalty is shaky, the legal path is murky and the politics reward delay, Jonvic’s ultimatum becomes the loudest part of the operation and the…

  4. The vote is a trust

    The vote is a trust

    Disappointment must not give way to indifference. We cannot allow frustration to convince us that corruption is inevitable or that meaningful change is beyond…

  5. FRANK Lao’s leadership at the Philippine National Volleyball Federation is expected to run smoothly after the International Volleyball Federation formally recognized his election as federation president.

    FIVB approves PNVF elections

    The FIVB has cleared the Philippine National Volleyball Federation’s recent elections, recognizing Frank Lao’s leadership and opening the way for the…

  6. PRESIDENT Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.

    Game of musical chairs

    The complete dissolution of the UniTeam coalition, shattered by the transactional rift between the Marcos and Duterte camps, further accelerated these…

  7. Dual citizenship

    Dual citizenship

    A legal opinion explains whether dual citizens by birth need to renounce their foreign citizenship or take an oath of allegiance to qualify for Philippine…

  8. Comelec debunks BSKE sked ‘fake news’

    Comelec debunks BSKE sked ‘fake news’

    The Commission on Elections (Comelec) warns against fake news claiming the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections will take place in October 2026,…

  9. First No-El

    First No-El

    No-El is definitely a no-go. Not even the use — or abuse — by the President of his martial law powers can stop national elections.

  10. It’s make or break

    It’s make or break

    In the end, it will all depend on the Filipino electorate to decide whether we want the present administration to stay or to vote for PDP Laban bets and end it.