Today’s headlines: Law against dynasty, Christina Frasco, Wesley So
Here are today’s headlines – the latest news in the Philippines and around the world:
A survey by Pulse Asia shows a large number or 64% of Filipinos support the passage of the anti-dynasty law. The survey was conducted from February 27 to March 2 and was released on Friday, March 13.
After six months of operation, the Independent Infrastructure Commission or ICI announces that its operations will be completed on March 31. ICI turns over all documents, evidence, and results collected during its investigation.
Christina Garcia-Frasco is no longer the Philippine tourism chief. Malacañang confirms on Thursday, March 12, Frasco is now the ‘Presidential Adviser on Sustainable and Stable Communities.’
The International Energy Agency says the war in the Middle East is causing the biggest disruption to oil supplies in history. Global supply is expected to fall by 8 million barrels per day in March, which is equivalent to around 8% of world demand.
Finally, the American Cup title goes to Wesley So. The Filipino-born Super Grandmaster tied with Levon Aronian in their second straight game to dominate the 2026 US Cup. – Rappler.com
