Marcos Jr Cries Foul in Philippines VP Vote

The Philippines' kleptocratic late President Ferdinand Marcos routinely rigged elections, imposed years of martial law and is believed to have had political opponents assassinated during a reign of more than 20 years that was only brought to an end in 1986 by a popular uprising.

Nevertheless, in the run up to Monday's elections, the dictator's son, Senator Ferdinand Marcos Junior, known by the nickname Bongbong, was the favorite to win election to the country's vice-presidency.