Senator Bam Aquino has topped the Publicus Asia PAHAYAG survey for the third consecutive quarter, securing a 57 percent net favorable rating driven largely by his legislative work in education and economic relief. The poll also highlights that 60 percent of voters view him as an independent-minded leader, reinforcing his strong public support following a historic education budget expansion and his calls for transparency in government.
Returning as chairperson of the Senate Committee on Basic Education, Senator Bam Aquino outlined key reforms he intends to pursue to help address the country's education crisis, including the 166,000-classroom backlog.
In response to the upheavals in the Senate and Senator Loren Legarda’s complicit participation in these activities, a group of cultural workers have decided to disassociate from Sen. Legarda who supported them in the Kislap Diwa project.
'The Master Cutter' star, Dingdong Dantes, greets Senator Bam Aquino on his birthday, wishing him good health so he can continue doing more for his family and the country.
Filipino P-Pop sensation BINI serenaded Senator Bam Aquino with a birthday song when they visited the Senate on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, to receive recognition for their historic stint at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California.
Despite her lead in the latest 2028 presidential surveys, a political analyst believes that Vice President Sara Duterte remains beatable in the upcoming elections.
Senator Bam Aquino once again emerged as the most favored senator in Publicus Asia’s PAHAYAG 1st Quarter survey.
Aiming to not only rekindle the spirit of the bloodless and peaceful revolution but also to inspire and intensify the ongoing fight against corruption, the People Power 40 Kick-Off Concert on Feb. 21 at Quezon Memorial Circle will now carry the theme “Awit at Aksyon Kontra Korapsyon.”
Senator Bam Aquino received a warm welcome from the crowd as he attended the “Get Get Aw! The SexBomb Concert rAWnd 3” at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.
A network of digital advocates blamed the company founded by Batangas 1st District Rep. Leandro Leviste for the Philippines’ failure to emerge as a regional data center hub.
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