Lawyer Victor Rodriguez, the spokesperson of Bongbong Marcos, urged Filipinos — regardless of political color — to support the former senator who is leading the partial and unofficial count of the Commission on Elections. #VotePH#OurVoteOurFuture
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Reelectionist Mayor Thomas Bongalonta Jr. and daughter Annalyn were officially proclaimed Tuesday by the Comelec as winners of the May 9 elections in Pili, Camarines Sur. | @stephfloridaINQ /PDI https://t.co/c60bvZnYyf
The Comelec in Pili town on Tuesday midnight officially proclaimed reelectionist Camarines Sur second district Rep. Luis Raymund “LRay” Villafuerte and his two sons Miguel Luis or Migs and Luigi as winners in the May 9 polls. | @stephfloridaINQ /PDI https://t.co/JYSrF6IfYE
Marcos Jr.: “We have no trolls. None. Not a single one. I have been offered a click army, I've been offered a troll, hindi ko ginagamit yan.” #VotePH
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JUST IN: For the nth time, NTF-Elcac spokesperson Lorraine Badoy is facing another complaint vs her at the Ombudsman, this time, filed by Rappler CEO and Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa. | @dempseyreyesINQ
JUST IN: Retired SC Senior Associate Justice Antonio Carpio on the Marcos family's P203-B estate tax: If they willfully fail to pay such tax, they will be liable criminally up to 10 years of imprisonment. | @NCorralesINQ
The postponement came after several Antiqueños and Ilonggos expressed disgust on social media that the rally would be held at the park where Evelio Javier was shot and while the country was commemorating the 36th anniversary of the Edsa People Power Revolution.
A P600,000-bounty will be given to anyone who could point the police to the location of Arthur De Leon, the prime suspect behind the Nov. 5 killings of five family members in Milaor, Camarines Sur. | @stephfloridaINQ /PDI https://t.co/EjEfT1SGSB
In an interview with local media, Cayetano said it would not be federalism that would bring development to the small towns but decentralization. | @stephfloridaINQ https://t.co/s1Kelt7CX5
Vice President Leni Robredo said her presidential bid for the 2022 elections feels much lighter than the 2016 vice presidential race. | @stephfloridaINQ https://t.co/16eTQosEWN
Duterte: “Nakikiusap na ako, I’m pleading almost praying that people will really stick to the rule of law and avoid violence. Kapag hindi, unahan ko na kayo, then I will be forced to use the might of the military."
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Detained opposition Sen. Leila De Lima said in a letter she wrote from the Philippine Custodial Center that her “unjust conviction” would not get in the way of her bid to seek re-election in the 2022 national elections. | @stephfloridaINQ https://t.co/bKjD0U6rOH
In his address to the nation on Monday, President Rodrigo Duterte reacts to claims of extrajudicial killings under his administration, saying that if it is true, then it was the public who benefited from the deaths of drug personalities amid his drug war.
Shut down Facebook?
Senator Richard Gordon made this suggestion on Wednesday, saying the social media giant is being used by trolls to attack administration critics and possible candidates in the upcoming elections.
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LOOK: Protesters gather at the University Avenue in UP Diliman on July 26, the day of President Rodrigo Duterte's last SONA. | 📷Marianne Bermudez/INQUIRER