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    Kinship of Politics: Political Dynasties and Alliances

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    Political dynasties exist in the Philippines where most elected politicians are relatives within the second degree of consanguinity such as siblings, parents, or children. Politicians also form alliances by cooperating with stronger parties or the ruling party to help ensure election victories and support for legislation, allowing them to receive additional funds and resources from the allied party. Kinship and alliances have influenced Philippine politics with many family members holding office and politicians aligning with more powerful groups.

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    Political dynasties exist in the Philippines where most elected politicians are relatives within the second degree of consanguinity such as siblings, parents, or children. Politicians also form alliances by cooperating with stronger parties or the ruling party to help ensure election victories and support for legislation, allowing them to receive additional funds and resources from the allied party. Kinship and alliances have influenced Philippine politics with many family members holding office and politicians aligning with more powerful groups.

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    Political dynasties exist in the Philippines where most elected politicians are relatives within the second degree of consanguinity such as siblings, parents, or children. Politicians also form alliances by cooperating with stronger parties or the ruling party to help ensure election victories and support for legislation, allowing them to receive additional funds and resources from the allied party. Kinship and alliances have influenced Philippine politics with many family members holding office and politicians aligning with more powerful groups.

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    Political dynasties exist in the Philippines where most elected politicians are relatives within the second degree of consanguinity such as siblings, parents, or children. Politicians also form alliances by cooperating with stronger parties or the ruling party to help ensure election victories and support for legislation, allowing them to receive additional funds and resources from the allied party. Kinship and alliances have influenced Philippine politics with many family members holding office and politicians aligning with more powerful groups.

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    KINSHIP OF POLITICS:

    POLITICAL DYNASTIES AND


    ALLIANCES
    Politicshave also been influenced by
    kinship relations.

    In the Philippines, most politicians


    elected in public offices and government
    positions are relatives
     Political dynasty exists when two or more
    individuals who are related within the second
    degree of consanguinity or those relatives of
    a person who may be the latter’s brother or
    sister, direct ascendant or direct descendant
    whether legitimate or illegitimate, full or half
    blood, including their spouses .
     PoliticalAlliances – tend to align and forge
    cooperation with other stronger parties or with the
    administration party to ensure victory in the
    elections or guarantee the passage of legislation.
     By creating alliances, politicians would continue to
    receive more funds, resources and support from the
    ruling party or administration party

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