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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50+

Dynasties Tracked

450+

Members Tracked

71

Provinces Controlled

67%

Congressional Seats

What's new

May 23 – May 30, 2026

Added to OpenPinas since May 16 – May 23, 2026

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Timeline events

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Review stories

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Timeline

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Now Developing

Updated May 30, 2026

  • House impeachment prosecutors lined up 25 witnesses and plan bank subpoenas; VP Sara Duterte’s answer to the Senate summons is due June 1 ahead of a July 6 trial.
  • The Supreme Court published its full denial of Bato dela Rosa’s TRO as CIDG linked the May 13 Senate shooting to his escape and referred obstruction charges against allies including Robin Padilla; raids on May 27 failed to find him.
  • ICC Trial Chamber III held its first status conference on May 27, proposing a November 30 trial start for Rodrigo Duterte pending fresh medical exams, while the peso closed May near record lows.
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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.

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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.

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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.