Philippine presidential front-runner Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and incumbent Vice President Leni Robredo are in a two-cornered race to succeed President Rodrigo Duterte as the Southeast Asian country enters the final month of campaigning for the May 9 election.Analysts expect a neck-and-neck battle similar to the 2016 vice presidential race between Marcos, the son of a former dictator and namesake, and Robredo, a human rights lawyer and opposition leader.In 2016, Robredo beat Marcos by over 260,000 votes. Marcos claimed he was cheated and filed an election protest, which the Supreme Court dismis…READ FULL ARTICLE