Arroyo’s Party Lakas-CMD and NUP Jointly Supports Pres. Duterte

The once powerful political party Lakas-Christian Democrat (Lakas-CMD) and the National Unity Party (NUP), als0 known as Arroyo’s party, who supported former President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, jointly signed a coalition agreement supporting the incoming administration of presumptive President-elect Rodrigo “Roa” Duterte. Lakas-CMD and NUP signed a coalition agreement on Monday to jointly support the incoming … Read more

Malacanang Hits Mayor Duterte’s Plans to Free Former Pres. Arroyo

The Philippine national government through the Malacañang Palace told Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte that he could not just order the release of former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, who had been placed unter hospital arrest since the year 2011 for alleged electoral fraud and plunder. Presidential Communications Secretary Herminio Coloma said that “under existing laws, only … Read more

Mayor Duterte Promised to Release Former Pres. Arroyo Once Elected President

The country’s most popular candidate on social media, Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte promised on Friday in front of the Pampangans crowd that he would release former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo from detention once elected as President of the Republic of the Philippines this coming May 2016 national elections. The former president who holds the seat … Read more

Former Pres. Arroyo Granted a 5-Hour Furlough to Visit Sick Brother

Former President of the Republic of the Philippines now congressman Gloria Macapagal Arroyo was granted a five-hour furlough to visit her older sick brother, Arturo Macapagal, who was confined at the Makati Medical Center for stage four prostate cancer. The 72-year-old brother of Rep. Arroyo was confined at the hospital since July 2, 2015. According … Read more

List of Philippine Presidents Backed by Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC)

The Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) church is considered as one of the most popular religious organization in the country not only because of their huge number of followers but because of their alleged block voting preference during national elections. Starting from the 1935 national presidential elections, the powerful INC supported national candidates until the last … Read more