SUPPORT. Screengrab photo of Davao City Mayor Sara Z. Duterte (right) and former Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque during the Sara All For You program on Tuesday (January 11, 2022). Roque said he intends to re-file 210 bills if he is elected and ensure the proper implementation of the PhilHealth processes. (Screengrab from "Sara All For You" program) DAVAO CITY - Vice-presidential candidate and Mayor Sara Z. Duterte has vowed to help senators pass laws if she gets elected to the country's second-highest post in the May 2022 polls. In a statement from the Hugpong ng Pagbabago (HNP) on Wednesday, Duterte assured the senatorial candidates running under Uniteam BBM-Sara of her unequivocal support if she gets elected into office. "As vice-president, I commit to help you, senators, in passing laws and in supporting our future president Bong Bong Marcos in implementing them in the future," she said during the second episode of her online show Sara All For You which
(Photo courtesy of City Government of Davao Facebook page) DAVAO CITY - Unvaccinated individuals on Tuesday found an ally in Mayor Sara Z. Duterte over a proposal to restrict them from entering the city and denying them certain government services. Earlier, Duterte announced that she was not keen on imposing restrictions for unvaccinated people in Davao City similar to those being implemented in Metro Manila following a surge of the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) cases. "I am pro-vaccination and boosters. [But] in this case, I cannot agree with the exclusion or restriction of the unvaccinated because they were given the freedom to choose. Since they are given freedom, why should they suffer from restrictions," she said in a radio interview Monday. She, however, left the discretion to business owners regarding setting rules on the entry of unvaccinated individuals into their respective establishments. Rey Pardillo, a public school teacher who opted not to get vaccinated d
Malacañang said Tuesday that President Rodrigo Duterte's decision to ban individuals who are unvaccinated against COVID-19 in public places is for the common good.
Presidential aspirant Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos and his running mate, vice presidential candidate Sara Duterte-Carpio, will make EDSA Carousel bus rides permanently free should they win in the coming elections. The duo made their promise to the public Thursday, Jan. 6., as they found that the rec