175K views · 6.3K reactions | 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 | Facebook

5M views · 589K reactions | BBM VLOG 176: PFM 104 - Vision for the Country As we celebrate my father’s 104th birth anniversary today, we are reminded not only of his vision for the country, but how he strengthened the foundations needed to achieve it. These basics of nation building remain to be the key as we plan our nation’s recovery. | Bongbong Marcos | Facebook

162K views · 10K reactions | BBM VLOG 134: Opening Safely I hope that we are beginning to glimpse the light at the end of the tunnel. The Ridge and Reef Corridor Project of Region I can serve as the pioneer model to open not only tourism but also the larger economy. Travel safe and smart. Visit us now in Ilocos Norte! | Bongbong Marcos | Facebook

233K views · 10K reactions | BBM VLOG 34: Our boys are running the show now! I think our boys are ready to start their own VLOG. Do you agree? | Bongbong Marcos | Facebook

'I DO NOT NEGOTIATE WITH CRIMINALS' WATCH: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. revealed that the camp of former Ako Bicol Representative Zaldy Co allegedly attempted to blackmail the administration in exchange for withholding the release of another video critical of the government. Marcos firmly rejected the supposed attempt, stressing that the government will not be intimidated. The President also warned Co that his passport cancellation will still push through. The alleged blackmail attempt comes a

BANAT BA O PAGMAMAHAL? PCO ANSWERS QUESTIONS ON SEN. MARCOS’ ALLEGATIONS VS. PBBM During the PCO press briefing on Tuesday, November 18, Undersecretary Claire Castro responded to questions about Senator Imee Marcos’ recent statements alleging that President Bongbong Marcos used illegal drugs during his teenage years. Castro referenced reports that the President had donated a kidney to the late President Ferdinand Marcos Sr., asking, “How can someone donate a kidney if they were not healthy?” She