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Actress backs Enrile

11:30 pm | Friday, May 10th, 2013

DAVAO CITY—Opposition senatorial candidate Jack Enrile also has a celebrity endorser—actress Sylvia Sanchez.

“I could say Jack Enrile could be of help since I knew the guy from the beginning as he entered the world of politics,” the actress said.

“The issues hurled against him are just a demolition job, which I think were almost two decades ago. Until now, they are being revived because he is running for senator,” the actress said. Inquirer Mindanao


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