Special Advisory: VP Sara Duterte Supporters Schedule Demonstrations at Quezon City Hall Area on September 10 and 11
PSA Intelligence estimates that around 100 to 1,000 individuals will likely attend these demonstrations.
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PSA Intelligence estimates that around 100 to 1,000 individuals will likely attend these demonstrations.
On September 4, 2026 the Quezon City RTC issued an arrest warrant against VP Sara Duterte. PSA Intelligence is monitoring possible protest actions to demonstrate support for should the warrant of arrest be served and the VP is arrested by a Philippine law enforcement.
Heavy monsoon rains is projected over several parts of Luzon, including Metro Manila, for the weekend. Businesses are advised to prepare for their business continuity plans and reconsider non-essential travel in areas susceptible to flooding or are currently flooded.
Heavy rainfall is forecasted for parts of Luzon including Metro Manila approaching the weekend due to a reintensified southwest monsoon. Businesses should monitor official weather advisories, prepare for potential flooding, and activate business continuity plans to manage operational disruptions.
Tropical Depression Neneng is weakening, improving conditions in Luzon this weekend. However, Tropical Storm Saudel is approaching and may intensify the southwest monsoon next week, potentially bringing moderate to heavy rainfall to parts of Luzon and the Visayas. Monitor official advisories.
Anticipate protests at traditional sites and possible traffic delays in parts of Metro Manila due to Ninoy Aquino Day and National Heroes' Day on August 21 and 31, 2026. Clients should plan to leave early for their destination during this time.
The prevailing southwest monsoon in Luzon is expected to bring moderate to heavy rainfall through August 20. Expect potential flooding and transport disruptions in Metro Manila and nearby provinces. Enterprises should monitor official channels and implement business continuity plans as necessary.
Rainfall in the Greater Metro Manila Area is projected to decrease through mid-week, though multiple weather systems remain active in the Western Pacific region.
Heavy rainfall from the southwest monsoon, enhanced by Tropical Depression Luis and Typhoon Dolphin, threatens parts of Luzon. Localized flooding in low-lying areas and riverside communities are likely.
Global oil prices rose by at least ten percent following increased tensions in the Middle East. The Philippines faces another round of gasoline and diesel price increases.
President Marcos' fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA) occurs at the same day as the Iglesia ni Cristo's founding anniversary celebration. Major travel disruptions are likely in Quezon City.
The United People’s Initiative (UPI), a coalition of retired police, military, and uniformed personnel, will hold a demonstration at Liwasang Bonifacio in the Ermita district, Manila City, on Sunday, July 19, to express their dissatisfaction over what they describe as the continuing challenges and issues under the current Marcos
Renewed military strikes between the United States and Iran threaten regional stability. Philippine enterprises should prepare for weekly pump price increases starting July 14, 2026, as global crude oil prices decrease more slowly than ideal amid the ongoing crisis.
Typhoon "INDAY" is expected to enhance the southwest monsoon ("habagat"), potentially bringing heavy rains and flooding in Metro Manila. Businesses must enact continuity plans, secure supplies, and monitor official advisories.
Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial starts on July 6, 2026. Protests in support of and against the Vice President may occur in the Senate and other traditional protest sites.
The Iglesia ni Cristo rally continues at the Liwasang Bonifacio in Manila City. Traffic disruptions are expected as the rally may extend until Friday, July 3.
The Iglesia ni Cristo rally continues at the People Power Monument in Quezon City with up to 100,000 attendees. Traffic disruptions are expected as the rally may extend until Friday, July 3.
Members of the Iglesia ni Cristo staged a spontaneous protest at the EDSA People Power Monument in Quezon City. The rally has caused severe traffic congestion and major road closures.
An anti-corruption protest is scheduled to take place at EDSA Shrine and EDSA People Power Monument in Quezon City on June 28. Anticipate heavy traffic and potential minor disruptions in the area. The risk of major violence remains low, but clients are advised to avoid protest sites.
Three major Pride Month celebrations will take place across Manila and Quezon Cities on June 26 and June 27, 2026, with the largest event expecting 300,000 attendees. While security threats remain low, motorists should anticipate significant traffic disruptions and road closures.
Persisting United States and Iran tensions and retaliatory actions continue to threaten global fuel market stability. While the Department of Energy reports stable national supplies, consumers can expect continued price disruptions.
Clients are advised to expect significant traffic delays along Epifanio de los Santos Avenue (EDSA) from 11PM of June 12 to 7AM of June 13 due to the Manila Marathon. Use alternative routes to avoid travel disruptions.
The Philippines marks its Independence Day on June 12. Expect road closures, public events, and heavier traffic, particularly near protest sites in parts of Metro Manila. Clients should plan ahead, allow extra travel time, and avoid demonstration areas.
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz restrict shipping, with reports of an extended ceasefire between the US and Iran. A fuel rollback is expected by June 2. In other news, Indonesian coal shifts may risk the Philippines’ power grid, while Japan will help build the country’s oil reserve.
The Philippine government's buffer fuel supply is managed. The Department of Energy is not resuming state procurement due to storage limits, relying on private oil company procurement. Meanwhile, peace talks between US and Iran remain stalled.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps Navy has expanded its operational area in the Strait of Hormuz, reinforcing transit restrictions. Meanwhile, the Philippines continues to prioritize bills on subsidy payments over tax cuts.
Political protests are scheduled near Senate building in Pasay City on May 13, 2026. Expect traffic disruptions and road closures in the area.
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and high inflation are driving Philippine energy shifts. With storage at capacity, the government paused fuel imports. To stabilize supply chains during this economic slowdown, new policies like the Kalinga Bill and tanker restriction exemptions are being considered.
Domestic fuel prices are projected to rise next week due to high global crude oil prices and a weak peso near PHP 61/USD, driving up import and operational costs for local businesses.
Labor groups will hold demonstrations at traditional Metro Manila venues on the May 1, 2026 holiday. No widespread violence is forecasted, but foreign nationals must strictly avoid all demonstrations to prevent deportation.
A sharp oil price increase is likely if geopolitical conflict resumes in May. Restricted vessel movement in the Strait of Hormuz may cause a refined petroleum product shortage for the Asia-Pacific region.
Transport unions PISTON and MANIBELA will hold a nationwide transport strike on April 21, 2026, to demand removal of fuel excise tax. Expect longer waiting lines for jeepneys and traffic disruptions near strike centers.
Full implementation of government fuel and transport subsidy programs will require at least two more weeks. Energy experts are optimistic for a domestic fuel price rollback on April 21.
Transport union MANIBELA has called for a nationwide strike, calling for further government intervention over fuel prices and rising living costs.
Domestic supply of fuel in the Philippines remains sufficient, but high fuel prices persist. Meanwhile, President Marcos Jr. announced a new service contracting and fuel subsidy program to help the operations of public service vehicles.
Day of Valor (Araw ng Kagitingan) is a regular holiday in the Philippines. On this day, some groups take the opportunity to stage protests.
The Philippine government declared a national emergency due to the escalating oil crisis.
PSA Intelligence is monitoring possible demonstrations in commemoration of two key events this upcoming weekend. March 28, Saturday, is the birthday of former President Rodrigo Duterte, who is currently detained in the International Criminal Court (ICC) at The Hague, Netherlands. Since last year, his birthday has been commemorated by his
The Philippine government declared a national emergency due to the fuel supply crisis.
It is expected that there will be a heavy travel from Metro Manila for Holy Week. Travelers are advised to plan ahead and stay alert.
A transport group has called for a nationwide transport hike, protesting fuel price hikes.
The Mayon Volcano in Albay province has been placed under Level 3 by PHIVOLCS following increased volcanic activity.
Traffic disruptions are expected during the religious observation of the Black Nazarene Procession on January 9.
Civil society organizations may hold protests with up to 1,000 attendees, causing localized traffic disruptions on December 30. Enterprises should exercise caution near mass gatherings and anticipate potential mobility delays.
Phase one of the EDSA rehabilitation runs from December 2025 to May 2026. With no additional government traffic mitigation measures planned, enterprises must allocate one to two extra travel hours during January 2026 to avoid operational disruptions.
The holiday season will cause heavy traffic near business districts and hubs until early January. Enterprises face heightened risks of property crime and online fraud. While terrorism risks remain stable, security and safety protocols should be reinforced to protect personnel and assets.
Major anti-corruption protests are scheduled in Manila City and Quezon City on November 30, drawing hundreds of thousands of demonstrators. Heavy traffic and minor clashes are expected. Enterprises should avoid these areas and advise personnel to exercise caution.
Demonstrations in Manila City on November 16 will overlap with a large religious rally. With military officials warning of potential infiltrators inciting tension, risks of localized violence exist. Enterprises should avoid the area and advise personnel to exercise caution.