The frontrunner for the Philippines election is Bongbong Marcos, the son of late dictator Ferdinand Marcos. Here’s why his campaign is seen as controversial 👇 | Al Jazeera English

Despite the family’s history of human rights violations and theft, Ferdinand Bong Bong Marcos Jr, the son and namesake of the late dictator has taken an overwhelming lead in the Philippines’ presidential election. Dr Adele Webb from the Queensland University of Technology explains how the Marcos family refashioned history to place the dictator’s son in the lead. | ABC News

This video delves into the concerns surrounding Bongbong Marcos's alleged drug use and Imee Marcos's actions. It offers a reflection on the broader political landscape and the personal challenges faced amidst these controversies. #BongbongMarcos #ImeeMarcos #PoliticalIssues #PersonalStruggles #PhilippinePolitics | Atty. Ranny Randolf B. Libayan

‘GOOD LUCK’ President Bongbong Marcos has but one response to Vice President Sara Duterte’s presidential bid: good luck. The Palace adds VPSD should not take all the credit for Uniteam’s 2022 win and that she should have included in her apologies all the controversies the Office of the Vice President and Department of Education faced from when she was DepEd Chief. | via Ivy Reyes, bnc.ph | Bilyonaryo News Channel

P60 BILLION UNUSED FUNDS, IBABALIK NA SA PHILHEALTH President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos announced on Saturday that the P60 billion in unused PhilHealth funds that were transferred to the national treasury will be returned to the state health insurer. “‘Yung P60 billion na ‘yan, ibabalik na natin sa PhilHealth. Hindi lamang para sa pangamba ng tao kundi gagamitin na natin ‘yan para palawakin pa ang serbisyo ng PhilHealth,” he said. The transfer of excess PhilHealth funds to the national treasur