TOPICAL PHILIPPINES
People
Politicians and Statesmen
Legislative power in the Philippines is vested in both the government and a two-chamber congress comprising the Senate and the House of Representatives.
The political system in the Philippines involves 3 separate yet interdependent bodies:
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Executive power, is held by the government (cabinet members appointed by the president)
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Legislative power, is shared by the Senate (elected Senators) and the House of Representatives (elected Congressmen)
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Judicial power is exercised in the courts with the Supreme Court of the Philippines as the highest body (appointed Chief Justice and Associate Justices).
Vice-Presidents
Prime Ministers
Secretaries of State
Senators
Congressmen (House of Representatives)
Jose Laurel, Jr. (Speaker of the House, 1953 to 1957 and 1967 to 1971)
Sergio Osmena (First Speaker of the House, 1907 to 1922)
Quentin Paredes (Speaker of the House, 1933 to 1935)
Eugenio Perez (Speaker of the House, 1946 to 1953)
Manuel Roxas (Speaker of the House, 1922 to 1933)
Vilma Santos (Deputy Speaker of the House (2019-2022)
Cornelio Villareal (Speaker of the House, 1962 to 1967 and 1971 to 1972)
Jose Yulo (Speaker of the House, 1938 to 1941)
Hong Kong Junta/Revolutionary Government
United Nations Representatives
Other Politicians and Statesmen
Reynaldo Aguinaldo Mayor Kawit, Cavite
Angelo Aguinaldo Mayor Kawit, Cavite
Jaime Ferrer COMELEC
Joaquin Ortega Governor
Pio Valenzuela Governor
Wenceslao Vinzons Governor
Teodoro Yangco Resident Commisioner
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