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Philippines, Sara Duterte and Midterm Election

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

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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The Dutertes Aren’t Going Away Without a Fight: What to Take Away From the Philippines’ Election

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Marcos-Duterte Rift Dominates Philippines Midterm Elections

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From a Cell in Europe, Duterte Is Far Ahead in a Philippine Election

Mr. Marcos’s approval rating plummeted to 25 percent from 42 percent a month earlier, according to a survey conducted by Pulse Asia.

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Detained Philippines ex-President Rodrigo Duterte wins mayoral race in his home city

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Philippine election: why Davao re-elected Rodrigo Duterte as mayor despite his ICC trial

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Philippine Authorities Call Out Alleged Chinese Election Interference

Intelligence agencies have warned that China-affiliated entities are “amplifying divisive political discourse” ahead of the midterm elections on May 12.

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China’s influence becomes key battleground in Philippines’ high-stakes election as Marcos and Duterte camps clash

President Marcos’ camp facing off against Duterte clan in polls Maritime confrontations continue in the South China Sea Beijing trying to influence Philippine

Philippines votes in high-stakes midterm election amid Marcos-Duterte showdown

The two leaders are not on the ballot but have been campaigning aggressively for their slates of candidates. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Philippines goes to polls amid high-stakes showdown between Marcos-Duterte dynasties

Millions of people in the Philippines are headed to the polls in the mid-term elections seen as a test of a long-running power struggle between president Ferdinand Marcos and impeached vice-president Sara Duterte.