CenPEG Philippine Elections 2013

AES Watch MONITORING - 2013 Election against Fraud

CenPEG Project 3030

CenPEG Fellows Speak

Temy RiveraTEMARIO C. RIVERA

Rethinking democratization in the Philippines (2012)

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Roland Simbulan ROLAND G. SIMBULAN

Various studies and papers on tuition and UP STFAP

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Bobby TuazonBOBBY M. TUAZON

Are we ready for the second automated polls? (Feb. 2, 2013)

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Political Parties and Elections





CenPEG: Comelec's non-compliance of automation law poses legal and credibility questions on coming elections



Two books on automated elections launched

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Evi Jimenez, extreme left, talks about AES Watch and acknowledges support for the book. Seated (l-r): Gus Lagman, VP Teofisto Guingona Jr., Rene Azurin, and Bobby Tuazon.


 

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Supreme Court

High Court unmasks self as pro-oligarch in latest Party-list ruling


It's now definite: Mid-term elections to proceed without source code review



On the brink of a precipice


Use facts not gutter language, Brillantes told
CenPEG.org
February 19, 2013





AES Watch's STAR Card Rating for Comelec's May 2013 Automated Election Preparations: FAILURE





AES Watch to Comelec: Prove poll automation is ready in May 2013


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Cebu Archbishop Jose S. Palma, CBCP President, stresses a point during the bishops' plenary session, Jan. 26, 2013, Pope Pius Center, Manila. AES Watch also gave a presentation during the assembly. CenPEG photo)

Bishops fear wholesale cheating with voting system flaws


Bishops take Comelec to task


Comelec scored for zero transparency in poll automation field tests


AES Watch to Congress: Move for new poll technology provider


Probe unconscionable prices, Ombudsman and CoA asked


The U.S. presidential election - through the CenPEG lens

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Multi-lingual signages at voting center in Union City. CenPEG photo
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Poll inspector’s election paraphernalia. CenPEG photo

 


GUINGONA-dynastyFormer VP Guingona – against dynasty.  CenPEG photo

Governance


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Roland G. Simbulan
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Symposium in Tokyo


Six Centuries of Political Dynasties:
Why the Philippines will forever be ruled by political clans?




World Remembers Road Crash Victims


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CenPEG panel presenters (L-R) Lilia Q. Santiago, Bobby Tuazon, Evita Jimenez, and Pablo Manalastas (separate photo). CenPEG photo


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Tuazon delivers his talk.   Photo by US-Philippine Society

Global Currents

The 8-Day Palestine-Israel War

Hamas headquarters in Gaza hit by Israeli missile Nov. 17, 2012
Hamas headquarters in Gaza hit by Israeli missile Nov. 17, 2012

'EXTERMINATE ALL THE BRUTES'



American 'Pivot' to Asia Divides the Philippines


U.S. eyes return to some Southeast Asia military bases



Issue Analysis



Clan politics vs new politics


Election 2013: Horizontal and Vertical Expansion of Political Dynasties


Jesse Robredo and the "Death Zones"


Freedom of Information Issues and Concerns


Aquino’s ‘Transformational Presidency’: What Change?




Nowhere to Go: Will Aquino's Anti-Corruption Reform Work?


20 Years After: Revisiting the Local Government Code


Pushing the Case vs Arroyo, Her Chief Justice a Step Further


FOI and the State's Hegemony of Information


On the 10th anniversary of 9/11: The War on Terror — Is the World More Secure?


Living in the past: Mishandling the Spratlys territorial row