In this episode of The Agenda Media Forum, we explore the emerging alternatives for the 2025 Elections as public dissatisfaction with traditional political factions grows. With nearly 45% of Filipinos no longer supporting the dominant parties associated with the Dutertes and Marcoses, new voices are rising to challenge the status quo. We take a deep dive into the platforms of these alternative candidates, who are offering fresh perspectives on governance, environmental sustainability, and public accountability.

Our discussion delves into crucial issues such as the ongoing impact of climate change and how these candidates plan to implement robust environmental policies. We also tackle the increasing demand for transparency in government, especially in the wake of scandals like the PhilHealth fund misuse. As political dynasties continue to dominate the landscape, this episode highlights the petitions filed to challenge these entrenched interests and how alternative candidates plan to fight back. We will also address the contentious topic of extra-judicial killings and the Duterte drug war, especially with ongoing investigations and calls for accountability from various sectors. Lastly, we examine the rising anti-China sentiment in the Philippines and its potential influence on the 2025 elections, as voters begin to shift their stance on candidates perceived as aligned with pro-China policies.

Featuring Cong. Liza Maza, Atty. Lorenzo “Erin” Tañada III, and environmentalist Roy Cabonegro, this episode provides an in-depth analysis of the evolving political landscape. Hosted by Pastor Gary Galvez, this conversation promises to be a critical exploration of the alternatives available to voters, aiming to empower citizens to make informed choices for a better and more accountable government.

Don’t miss this insightful discussion on the future of Philippine politics and the alternatives that could shape the 2025 elections!