John Eric Mendoza is a news reporter for INQUIRER.net, focusing on local news in the Philippines. His work has also been featured in Asia International News. John covers a wide range of topics, including national security, political issues, and current events in the country.
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By: John Eric Mendoza, Jvicente
The Comelec will formally ask Congress to no longer allow the issuance of barangay certification as a proof of voter identity
By: John Eric Mendoza
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. PHOTO BY YUMMIE DINGDING/ PPA POOL
By: John Eric Mendoza
Businessman and internet personality Francis Leo Marcos was arrested by the NBI on Tuesday for alleged violations of the optometry law filed against him in Baguio City. | PHOTO: Marianne Bermudez/Philippine Daily Inquirer
An elderly woman is assisted as she undergoes biometric procedure at a voters' registration facility in Binondo, Manila just days before the deadline
By: John Eric Mendoza, Mmercado
For Comelec Chairman George Erwin Garcia, it would be better for the P3PWD party-list not to appeal the Supreme Court ruling on Rowena Guanzon.
- Reporter / @JEMendozaINQ MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Elections (Comelec) is still determining if there was enough evidence to
Poll Chair George Erwin Garcia during briefing after the first day of filing for the 2025 midterm polls at the Manila Hotel Tent City in Manila. INQUIRER PHOTO / RICHARD A. REYES
By: John Eric Mendoza
Comelec headquarters in Intramuros, Manila. INQUIRER FILES MANILA, Philippines — The party led by senatorial hopeful Sonny Matula is “saddened” as
MANILA, Philippines — GCash said it already resolved the bank transfer glitch which hounded the e-wallet platform on Friday.
MANILA, Philippines — The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARRM) will have its first-ever elections next year.
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