Why do political dynasties endure in the Philippines? Rappler looks at the families behind them and the forces that have allowed their influence to last for generations.
The 1987 Constitution prohibits political dynasties, but no legislation has been enacted to limit political power concentration in families.
A Rappler series investigates the enduring political power of certain families, examining their influence, political networks, and roles in government.
The series aims to map family connections among elected officials and will publish two profiles weekly leading up to the 35th anniversary of the Local Government Code of the Philippines.
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