Benigno Aquino has been declared the winner of the Philippine presidential election, after the vote count from May's poll was finally concluded.
Mr Aquino, commonly known as Noynoy, won a decisive victory campaigning for an end to corruption and poverty.
He is set to be inaugurated as president at the end of this month.
The result was never really in doubt - an unofficial count within hours of the poll showed that Mr Aquino had won by a landslide.
But the votes had to be officially counted by parliament - a time-consuming procedure, subject to frequent delays.
Nearly a month after the election, the final tally is now in - Mr Aquino secured more than 15 million votes, five-and-a-half million more than his nearest rival, former president Joseph Estrada.
In a country where elections are often followed by claims of cheating and vote rigging, with no obvious winner, this was a clear, decisive victory.
But not everything has gone well for Mr Aquino.
His choice for vice president, Mar Roxas, lost out in a close battle with Mr Estrada's running mate Jejomar Binay, the major of Manila's business district.
And Mr Aquino will also face some tough challengers in the Philippine Congress, including the woman he is replacing as president, Gloria Arroyo.
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He campaigned for an end to corruption and poverty and says he'll make prosecuting corrupt officials a priority. Noynoy received more than 15 million votes, about 5.7 million ahead of his closest opponent, ousted .

Noynoy said in an interview, "I want to lead by example. We talk about corruption. I did make a public vow, I will never steal". Senate President  told a crowd after the count: "We have done this ... for the Filipino people ... This is a historic event."

He is 50 years old, a bachelor, an economics graduate, a  and is the only son of former President  and former Senator . Noynoy's father was shot while in military custody during the regime of late dictator , before his mother, Corazon Aquino, led the  that toppled Marcos in 1986. She then served as president for six years.

In the Philippines, the president and vice president are elected separately; the 's vice-presidential candidate  will become the country's vice-president. Noynoy is the President-elect, while Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is the outgoing incumbent. He will officially become the Philippines's fifteenth president on June 30.