Events
- January 5 - Partial solar eclipse witnessed in the Philippines following an annular solar eclipse in parts of North America and the Pacific Ocean.
- January 26 - SkyCable launched as Metro Manila's first local cable television operator.
- February 21 - Associated Broadcasting Company resumed its radio-television operations.
- March 26 - People's Television Network was made into a government broadcast station after Aquino signed Republic Act 7306.
- April 9 - Fall of Bataan and Bataan Death March commemorates its 50th year.
- April 30 - GMA Network launches GMA Rainbow Satellite
- May 11 - Synchronized national and local elections were held.
- May 23 - Founding of Star Magic
- June 30 - Former Defense Secretary Fidel V. Ramos and Former Senator Joseph Estrada were sworn in as the 12th President and 11th Vice President of The Philippines, succeeding Corazon Aquino and Salvador Laurel.
- July 25-August 9 - The Philippines participated in the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain and ranked 54th. Athlete Roel Velasco received his bronze medal and placed third in boxing.
- October 8 - UAAP Season 55 in Game 1 FEU Tamaraws was Championship wins Against UST Growling Tigers.
- October 24 - NCAA Season 68 Mapua Cardinals was Championship wins against Letran Knights.
- December 10 - Total lunar eclipse witnessed in the Philippines at dawn.
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