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- The evolution of Philippine politics
-   Good morning class, today we will be having our group reporting about "The revolution of Philippine politics" were you are about to discuss the summary of our lesson this week.  You may now start! 
- REPORTING
- Good morning, our group will be discussing the "evolution of Philippine politics'.
- With the entrance of Spanish immigrants, a period of Spanish expansion started, culminating in the establishment of the Captaincy General of the Philippines, based in Manila. While nominally part of New Spain, the Philippines operated independently for the most part.
- The evolution of philippine politics in early polities in what is now the Philippines were local entities known as barangays, while some bigger governments arose as a result of regional trade networks following the introduction of Hinduism and Islam.
- The legislative branch, the executive branch, and the judicial branch are the three independent but interrelated parts of the government. Executive authority is exerted by the government under the direction of the president.
- the politics of the Philippines take place in an organized framework of a presidential, representative, and democratic republic whereby the president is both the head of state and the head of government within a pluriform multi-party system.
- The Philippine Constitution
- GROUP 2
- Both the administration and the bicameral congress—the senate (upper house) and the house of representatives—have legislative power (lower house).
- 1987: Freedom Constitution (Constitution after Martial Law)On February 11, 1987, the new constitution was proclaimed ratified and took effect.Establishes the Philippines as a "democratic and republican State"
- 1973, promulgated after Marcos' declaration of martial law, was supposed to introduce a parliamentary-style government
- The courts have judicial power, with the Supreme Court of the Philippines serving as the highest judicial body.
- Lastly for this topic is,  Aquino III administrationPresident Benigno Aquino III had no concrete plans regarding constitutional reform, but several proposals were put forth by different members of Congress. Senate Resolution No. 10, by Senator Pimentel, called for constitutional reform to convert to a federal republic.
- That would be all about The evolution of Philippine politics. Thank You!
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