Open Data Platform · Philippines
Who holds power
in the Philippines.
Structured datasets and visualizations tracking political dynasties, business connections, and the events that reshape Philippine power week by week.
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Dynasties Tracked
450+
Members Tracked
71
Provinces Controlled
67%
Congressional Seats
What's new
October 18 – October 24, 2026
Added to OpenPinas since October 11 – October 17, 2026
+7
Timeline events
+7
Review stories
Timeline
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+4 more in the full weekly review
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Updated October 24, 2026
- House prosecutors filed their unexplained-wealth evidence in the Sara Duterte trial; the Ombudsman said it will review what they turn over.
- The Supreme Court voided the 2024 and 2025 budgets, and DILG posted a ₱50-million bounty for Senator Bato dela Rosa.
- Manila completed an Ayungin resupply and rejected China's permission claim, while the first OFWs stranded in Saudi Arabia came home.
Investigate power maps
Dynasty Network Map
Trace alliances, rivalries, and territorial control in an interactive network + map view.
Follow events over time
Timeline
Review significant political events and dynasty mentions across a chronological timeline.
Read curated analysis
Weekly Review Archive
Scan weekly briefs that connect headline events with shifting political influence.
Visual Analysis
Follow the supporting systems around political power.
These are the next five visuals worth foregrounding on the Vercel home: business ties, elite education, startup capital, and the networked and geographic views of corruption.
Open the full visualization index →Money and ownership
Business Connections
Map conglomerates, sports assets, media holdings, and political-business overlap across the Philippine elite.
Class reproduction
Elite Schools
Trace school prestige, alumni pipelines, and provincial influence as an infrastructure of power.
Capital and founders
Startup Ecosystem
Follow startups, investors, and founders where tech ambition intersects with family networks, capital, and elite institutions.
Scandal as structure
Corruption Network
Inspect the relationship map behind cases, implicated actors, dynastic ties, and POGO operators.
Geography of exposure
Corruption Map
See where corruption cases cluster across provinces, regions, and local political strongholds.