President Rodrigo Duterte (center) with six of seven PDP-Laban senatorial bets (from left(sad) Rodante Marcoleta, Robin Padilla, Salvador Panelo, Rey Langit, Greco Belgica, and Astra Pimentel (Photo courtey of PDP-Laban Facebook) MANILA - President Rodrigo Roa Duterte vouched for the "impressive" track record of senatorial aspirants, former Presidential Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC) chairperson Greco Belgica and House Deputy Speaker Rolando Marcoleta. This, after Duterte admitted that he was one of the people who lobbied Greco and Marcoleta to join the May 9, 2022 senatorial race. During the President's Chatroom aired on state-run PTV-4 on Saturday night, Duterte expressed hope that the Filipino electorate would vote for Greco whom he praised for his performance and anti-corruption initiatives during his stint at the PACC. Greco, during his one-on-one meeting with Duterte, assured the Chief Executive of the continuity of the outgoing administration's policies and
PDP-Laban senatorial bets (from left) Rodante Marcoleta, Robin Padilla, Salvador Panelo, Rey Langit, and Greco Belgica (Facebook photo) MANILA - Two senatorial aspirants of the Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan (PDP-Laban) slate bared their plans on how to contribute to the country's development in an interview with President Rodrigo Duterte. In the initial episode of "The President's Chatroom" aired Saturday night, Duterte held separate talks with former Presidential Anti-Corruption Commission chief Greco Belgica and House Deputy Speaker Rodante Marcoleta. Belgica emphasized the need to replicate Duterte's policies, including efforts to crack down on crime, drugs, and corruption. "Sa nakita ko sa inyo, sa pag-obserba ko sa inyo, tutularan ko po kayo. Ang lahat ng polisiya niyo gagawin ko pong batas para may katakutan ang mga kriminal, durugista at korap (What I see from observing you, I want to emulate you. I will turn all your policies into law so
President Rodrigo Duterte (center) with six of seven PDP-Laban senatorial bets (from left):Rodante Marcoleta, Robin Padilla, Salvador Panelo, Rey Langit, Greco Belgica, and Astra Pimentel(Photo courtey of PDP-Laban Facebook) MANILA - The Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan (PDP Laban) senatorial aspirants lauded the economic policies adopted by President Rodrigo Duterte, resulting in marked improvement in the number of Filipinos finding jobs to support their families amid the Covid-19 pandemic. The ruling political party's "Lucky 7" senatorial candidates are House Deputy Speaker Rodante Marcoleta, former Presidential Legal Counsel and presidential spokesperson Salvador Panelo, former Energy Undersecretary Astra Pimentel, actor Robin Padilla, multi-awarded broadcaster Rey Langit, former anti-corruption czar Greco Belgica, and former Agrarian Reform Secretary John Castriciones. Based on the Philippine Statistics Authority's (PSA) preliminary February 2022 Labor
President Rodrigo Duterte (center) with six of seven PDP-Laban senatorial bets (from left):Rodante Marcoleta, Robin Padilla, Salvador Panelo, Rey Langit, Greco Belgica, and Astra Pimentel(Photo courtey of PDP-Laban Facebook) MANILA - The Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan (PDP Laban) senatorial aspirants lauded the economic policies adopted by President Rodrigo Duterte, resulting in marked improvement in the number of Filipinos finding jobs to support their families amid the Covid-19 pandemic. The ruling political party's "Lucky 7" senatorial candidates are House Deputy Speaker Rodante Marcoleta, former Presidential Legal Counsel and presidential spokesperson Salvador Panelo, former Energy Undersecretary Astra Pimentel, actor Robin Padilla, multi-awarded broadcaster Rey Langit, former anti-corruption czar Greco Belgica, and former Agrarian Reform Secretary John Castriciones. Based on the Philippine Statistics Authority's (PSA) preliminary February 2022 Labor
If there is any testimonial on what has been happening to some of the very well established political dynasties in our country, one of them is that of former Senator Jinggoy Estrada.