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PFF-The United Filipino Heroes

General Information Country  Philippines Abbreviation PFF-TUFH Colors Black and White Founded July 19, 2009 Dissolved July 21, 2009

Political President Prince Terence I Members 0 Congress Occupancy 0 seats, 0% Succeeds Philippines for the Filipinos Orientation Center-Left Ideology Libertarian

Founded by Prince Terence I in July 19, 2009, the PFF-The United Filipino Heroes, or officially known as Philippines for the Filipinos-The United Filipino Heroes, was a short-lived political party in the Philippines. It was the successor party of the Philippines for the Filipinos. Upon its formation, the PFF-United Filipino Heroes became the largest political party in the Philippines.

It had 50 members last time membership was counted. There were also 4 congress members in the party, or 18.18% of the congress of the Philippines.

Historical Timeline of the PFF-The United Filipino Heroes

July 2009

• July 19, 2009: PFF-The United Filipino Heroes was founded by Prince Terence I.
• July 21, 2009: The party was dissolved. Members of the party wanted the old name back.

Organizational Structure

• President: Prince Terence I
  
• Vice-President: TBA
  

Party Presidents

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