Philippine President
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  President of the Republic of the Philippines Pangulo ng Republika ng Pilipinas President of the Philippines | |
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incumbent | Ferdinand Marcos Jr. / 17th |
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1. outline
The President of the Philippines is the head of state and government of the Philippines . His term of office is a single six-year term, and he cannot be reappointed.
The incumbent Philippine President is Ferdinand Marcos Jr. , who was elected to the Philippine presidential election in 2022 . From June 30th to 2028 It is until June 29 .
The incumbent Philippine President is Ferdinand Marcos Jr. , who was elected to the Philippine presidential election in 2022 . From June 30th to 2028 It is until June 29 .
2. symbol
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Philippine Presidential flag | coat of arms of the president of the philippines |
3.
- Appointment and appointment powers for cabinet ministers and ambassadors
However, to be appointed, one must pass the verification of the Commission on Appointments (Komisyon sa Paghirang), an independent body comprised of members of the National Assembly.
- Appointment powers for judges of the Supreme Court and lower courts
The President can appoint any person he wants as a judge among the candidates for judicial personnel proposed by the Judicial Personnel Committee (Sangguniang Panghukuman at Pang-abogasya/Judicial and Bar Council).
- Various administrative orders
- pardon
Consent of a majority of the Senate is required.
- veto power
Can be overridden with a 2/3 majority of the Senate and House of Representatives
- Command of the Philippine Army
- Declaration of war and ratification of treaties
Requires the consent of a majority of the Senate
- Etc
4. history
In the third republic, it was a four -year term, but after the dictatorship of the Ferdinand Marcos , the Constitution was amended in 1986, and it became the same six -year monarchy.
4.1. Former Philippine President
algebra | name | Beginning of term | End of term | party | note |
invite | 1899.1.23 | 1901.3.23 | independent | ||
2 units | 1935.11.15 | 1944.8.1 | re-election[A] | ||
3 generations | 1943.10.14 | 1945.8.17 | KALIBAPI | first line | |
Agencies | 1944.8.1 | 1945.8.17 | first line[B] | ||
4 generations | 1945.8.17 | 1946.5.28 | |||
3rd Republic of the Philippines before Marcos (1947-1965) | |||||
5 generations | 1946.5.28[3] | 1948.4.15 | first line[A] | ||
6th | 1948.4.17 | 1953.12.30 | re-election[B] | ||
7th | 1953.12.30 | 1957.3.17 | first line[A] | ||
8th | 1957.3.18 | 1961.12.30 | re-election[B] | ||
9th | 1961.12.30 | 1965.12.30 | first line[C] | ||
Marcos regime (1965-1986) Under the Third Republic of the Philippines (1965~1972) Martial Law (1972~1981) 4th Republic of the Philippines (1981~1986) | |||||
teenager | 1965.12.30 | 1986.2.25 | 3 lines | ||
11th | 1986.2.25 | 1992.06.30 | Unified National Democratic Organization → Independent | first line | |
12 generations | 1992.06.30 | 1998.06.30 | first line | ||
13th | 1998.06.30 | 2001.1.20 | Patriotic Philippine People's Resistance Party | ||
2001.1.20 | 2010.06.30 | re-election[E] | |||
2010.06.30 | 2016.06.30 | first line | |||
2016.06.30 | 2022.06.30 | first line | |||
2022.06.30 | 2028.6.30 | first line | |||
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[A] 1.1 1.2 1.3 died while in office.[B] 2.1 2.2 2.3 Chosun was elected vice president. Succession to the presidency following the death of a predecessor.[3] The Third Republic of the Philippines was established on July 4.[C] 8.1 8.2 Elected as incumbent Vice President.[D] Resigned while in office.[E] Chosun was elected vice president. Succession to the presidency following the resignation of the predecessor.
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