On the fifth death anniversary of former president Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III, his family members, supporters, and friends gather at the Manila Memorial Park in Parañaque City on June 24, to offer prayers and to honor his life and leadership. Rappler
Here’s a look back on his presidency: https://t.co/mHdjBHA8Gf
Leaders of the opposition coalition were aiming to field a single presidential candidate by early next year to avoid splitting the vote in the 2028 elections, according to Liberal Party (LP) president Erin Tañada.
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Leaders of the opposition coalition were aiming to field a single presidential candidate by early next year to avoid splitting the vote in the 2028 elections, according to Liberal Party (LP) president Erin Tañada.
https://t.co/IwGVVVxCLA
The Liberal Party (LP) is organizing its political machinery across the country as though former Vice President and now Naga City Mayor Leni Robredo would seek the presidency in 2028 despite her repeated statements that she has no plans to again vie for the country’s highest post.
https://t.co/cHOkmg0kzX
LIBERAL PARTY DEFERS MARCOS ENDORSEMENT DECISION
Liberal Party President Erin Tañada said the party would defer to its presidential candidate on whether to accept a possible endorsement from President Bongbong Marcos in the 2028 elections.
He said the matter would be discussed within the party, but the final decision would depend on the candidate’s comfort level, whether it is Mayor Leni Robredo, Sen. Kiko Pangilinan, Sen. Bam Aquino, or Sen. Risa Hontiveros.
More on this in the full episode of #AtTheForefront.
LIBERAL PARTY GEARS UP FOR 2028 AS IF ROBREDO IS RUNNING
Liberal Party President Erin Tañada said the party is organizing its chapters across provinces and municipalities for the 2028 elections as though Leni Robredo will run for president.
He added that if Robredo decides not to seek the presidency, the party will support the coalition’s eventual standard-bearer, noting that coalition partners have agreed to field only one candidate.
More on this in the full episode of #AtTheForefront.
#Agenda | Naghahanda na ang Liberal Party sa posibleng pagtakbo bilang pangulo ni Naga City Mayor Leni Robredo.
Ito’y kahit sinabi na ni Mayor Leni na hindi siya tatakbo sa 2028.
#Elections2028
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Saw the poster for The Devil Wears Prada movie. 😈👠
Kung sa Pilipinas ito, marami makakalaban si Meryl Streep for the role. Ang dami kasing devils wearing Prada, Hermes, Gucci, and Louis Vuitton sa gobyerno. 👛👜👡👢💎
Mayo na. Wala pa bang ibang kakasuhan? 🤔
#MahiyaNamanKayo
LP TO PREPARE 'AS IF LENI IS RUNNING' DESPITE 2028 DECLINATION
Liberal Party President Atty. Erin Tañada said the party will continue preparing for the 2028 elections "as if" former Vice President and now Naga City Mayor Leni Robredo is running.
https://t.co/hw9fVn3Y56
'PWEDENG ERROR ON MY PART'
Inamin ng abugadong si Atty. Levi Baligod na "error" o nagkamali lang siya nang isama niya sa listahan ng mga mambabatas na nakatanggap umano ng male-maletang pera si Mamamayang Liberal Party-list Rep. Leila de Lima.
Taliwas 'yan sa laman ng affidavit ng mga nagpakilala umanong dating marines at tauhan umano ni dating Ako Bicol Rep. Zaldy Co.
"Pero ang binabanggit kasi nila noon, nakakasama siya sa mga meeting patungkol sa ICC, kaya nilagay ko na lamang siya sa mga miyembro ng Congress. Pupuwede pong error 'yon on my part," pahayag ni Baligod sa programang "Ted Failon and DJ Chacha."
Kahahalal lang kay de Lima bilang mambabatas noong 2025 midterm elections.
Paglilinaw ni Atty. Baligod, hindi male-maletang pera ang binigay kay de Lima, kundi paperbag lang na posible umanong may laman na P5 million hanggang P10 million.
STATEMENT OF THE LIBERAL PARTY OF THE PHILIPPINES
On the Chinese Embassy’s Remarks Following the Philippine Senate Resolution
11 February 2026
The Liberal Party of the Philippines condemns the Chinese Embassy’s remarks attacking the Philippine Senate and Filipino officials who speak in defense of our sovereign rights.
The Embassy dismisses the Senate Resolution as a “political stunt.” The Filipino people deserve honesty: the Senate acted because a line had been crossed. A foreign mission chose to publicly scold, pressure, and belittle Philippine institutions for asserting Philippine interests. That is precisely the kind of interference that democracies are duty-bound to confront.
The Embassy accuses Filipino legislators of twisting facts and misleading the public. The facts require no embellishment. They are written in repeated intrusions, maritime harassments, and aggressive assertions in the West Philippine Sea—actions that have been documented, protested, and challenged under international law, including the 2016 Arbitral Award.
The Embassy claims it seeks improved relations while branding legitimate criticism as “noise,” and while framing accountability as “hatred and confrontation.” Healthy relations between states are built on respect and restraint. They are strengthened by transparency, lawful conduct, and good faith; never by intimidation, ridicule, or warnings that ordinary people will “pay the price” for speaking up.
Most alarming is the Embassy’s declaration that it will “fight to the very end” against Philippine officials who defend the national interest. That language reveals a mindset that treats diplomacy as domination and disagreement as hostility.
The Liberal Party calls on the Department of Foreign Affairs to respond with firmness and clarity. The Philippines must protect the integrity of its institutions and uphold the right of its officials to speak freely on matters of national security and sovereignty.
Let this be understood, plainly and finally: the Philippines is a Republic, not a province of China. Our officials answer to the Filipino people—not to Beijing. Our nation will never seek permission to defend its own waters, its own rights, and its own dignity.
This is our message, and this is our posture:
Hindi pasisiil.