Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque (File photo) MANILA - Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque has dropped a hint that he would run for senator in the May 9, 2022 national and local elections as a substitute candidate. While he reiterated that he is still praying for guidance on his possible senatorial bid, Roque alluded that he is willing to seize the opportunity to seek a Senate seat. "Pinagdarasal po natin na sana po mabigyan tayo ng pagkakataon dahil nais nating ipagpatuloy ang nasimulan. Kung kinakailangang tumakbo ulit, bakit hindi (We are praying for that chance [to run for senator] because we want to continue what we have started. If there is a need to run, then, why not)?" Roque said in his latest vlog uploaded Wednesday. Roque adhered to his word that he would abandon his plan to join the senatorial race, unless Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte guns for the presidency. However, Roque on Oct. 20 bared that Sara had persuaded him to run for senator despite her decisio
Malacañang expressed confidence Tuesday, Oct. 26 that the government would be able distribute the P1-billion fuel subsidy it had committed to the public transport sector before the end of the year.
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President Duterte has told his counterparts in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) that arrangements such as the Australia, United Kingdom, and United States (AUKUS) trilateral security partnership “must complement and not complicate" working methods for cooperation.
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Presidential Adviser for Entrepreneurship and Go Negosyo founder Joey Concepcion expressed optimism that the government's pandemic task force will see the wisdom in his proposal to ditch the quarantine requirement for returning Filipinos and visitors from North America.
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