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LP respects Pacquiao’s transfer to Binay’s camp

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MANILA, Philippines – The Liberal Party (LP) respects Sarangani Representative Manny Pacquiao’s transfer to Vice-President Jejomar Binay-led Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan (PDP-Laban), its spokesperson Deputy Speaker Lorenzo Tanada III said on Wednesday.

He explained that it was up to Pacquiao to choose which party he wanted to represent and that his joining PDP-Laban was not bothersome for their group as they were confident in the capabilities of LP members in the forthcoming elections.

He, however, declined to name their party’s candidates, saying that they were still finalizing their list.

Many have labeled Pacquiao a “political butterfly” for moving from one party to another since he entered politics. He took his oath as a member of PDP-Laban earlier this week with plans to run for governor in Sarangani by 2013.

The PDP-Laban has formed the United Nationalist Alliance (UNA ) and forged a coalition with former President Joseph Estrada’s Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino (PMP) . Estrada was Binay’s running mate in the 2010 elections.


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Tags: 2013 elections , Joseph Estrada , Lorenzo Tañada III , Manny Pacquiao , PDP-Laban , UNA

  • Jeff Lebowski

    Dapat lang irespeto nyo, mga hunghang

  • hatecorrupt

    rep. pacquiao, simple lang ang nirerequest ng BIR sa iyo……yung income tax///////tax receipt mo. bakit sa pilipinas when it comes to SALN & INCOME TAX RETURN ang hirap para sa mga politicians and other government officials na ipakita nila ng kusa. WHY??????dahil ba palaging may hocus focus?  kaya naghihirap ang pilipinas dahil sa mga magnanakaw at mga buwaya sa gobyerno natin….BAKIT SA AMERICA SI OBAMA JUST FILED HIS INCOME TAX RETURN  AND IT WAS PUBLISHED IN THE US NATIONAL MEDIA. MAKIKITA MO SA ITEMIZED INCOME TAX ANG KINITA NIYA AT KUNG MAGKANO ANG BINAYARAN NIYA . GANON DIN NAKA LAGAY DIN SA INCOME TAX RETURN NIYA KUNG MAGKANAO ANG NA I REFUND NIYA,…..GROSS INCOME: 786,000US DOLLARS, TAX PAID, 160,000US DOLLARS, REFUND: 24,000US DOLLARS….GANON LANG KASIMPLE SA KANILA ANG MGA INCOME TAX AND SALN NILA….MABIBILANG MO ANG MGA MAGNANAKAW SA MGA US GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS KAYA ASENSADO SILA AT SINUSUNOD NILA ANG BATAS. SA PILIPINAS MABIBILANG MO ANG MGA HONEST OFFICIALS O BAKA WALA PA. DOWN WITH THE TRAPOS, CORRUPT, OPPORTUNIST, BALIMBING AND MAGNANAKAW POLITICIANS. FIGHT GRAFT AND CORRUPTION FOR BETTER PHILIPPINES.

  • hatecorrupt

    ….being a political butterfly is a bad sign….parang si legarda, maceda, at marami pang iba…palipatlipat sila ng partido….just for POLITICAL CONVINIENCE….

  • hatecorrupt

    MR. PACQUIAO, BAKIT HINDI MO MAIPAKITA ANG INCOME TAX RETURN MO OR YUNG TAX RECEIPT MO? dahil ba ikaw ay sikat na boxer at congresman ka? KAPAREHO MO NA RIN BA SILA SINGSON, ATIENZA MGA CORRUPT…SA AMERICA ANG DAMING MGA SUPERSTARS SA SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY PERO INCOME TAX NILA HINDI NILA DINADAYA. PERO MAYRON DING SINBUKANG MANDAYA….AYUN NAKULONG SIYA….THEY SIMPLY OBEY THEIR LAWS…SANA SA PINAS GANON DIN…. DOWN WITH THE CORRUPT AND UNSCRUPULOUS PLITICIANS!!!! 

  • hatecorrupt

    TAMA LANG NA AALIS SI PACQUIAO SA CONGRES AT MAG RUN NA LANG SIYA BILANG GOVERNOR SA PROBINSIYA NIYA….WHY????? kasi ang trabaho ng congresman at senador is to MAKE LAW. he is not qualified foR congres…..the same thing with LAPID AND REVILLA AND ESTRADA SA SENADO….are they capable to make or write LAW, PROPOSE BILL and etc? mga bobo…..puwede sila governor down to mayor but not as asenator and congressman…GOD SAVE THE PHILIPPINES.



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