Empowering the Kabayan Community in Kuwait: Your Ultimate Hub for News, Resources, and Connections!
Empowering the Kabayan Community in Kuwait: Your Ultimate Hub for News, Resources, and Connections!
Learn more about the upcoming May 2025 elections in the Philippines and how they will proceed despite the efforts to initiate a Charter change through a people’s initiative. The Commission on Elections (Comelec) confirms that the elections will take place as mandated by the Constitution. Read more for details and insights on this political development.
Learn more about the progress of the people’s initiative for Charter change (Cha-cha) in the Philippines. Find out the number of signatures gathered and the next steps in the validation process. Read more about the reactions from senators and the role of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) in ensuring a fair verification process.
Read more about the Supreme Court’s ruling on Comelec transparency, including the witnessing of ballot printing and the explanation of vote counting machine operations. The court reiterated that digital signatures from the VCMs are sufficient compliance with the AES Law.
Learn more about the Commission on Elections’ Register Anywhere Program (RAP) for voter registration. The program aims to provide additional avenues for voter registration in places with higher concentrations of people traffic. Read more about the program’s implementation and its impact on voter registration for the upcoming National and Local Elections in 2025.
Learn more about the Commission on Elections’ second bidding for a new fully automated election system technology to be used in the 2025 national and local elections. The first bidding was declared a failure as the lone bidder did not meet the requirements of the Government Procurement Reform Act. The Comelec is conducting a review of the project and is open to other companies participating in the second bidding.
Learn more about Comelec’s decision to ban Smartmatic from procurement biddings and the ongoing investigation involving former officials. The Supreme Court will ultimately decide the outcome. Read more for the details.
