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Comelec lauds Villar ‘statesmanship’

By Kristine L. Alave
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 12:36:00 05/11/2010

Filed Under: Eleksyon 2010, Politics, Elections

MANILA, Philippines ? Commission on Elections chairman Jose Melo has expressed "deep appreciation" to Nacionalista Party standard-bearer Senator Manuel Villar for conceding the presidential race.

Melo said it was "an act of statesmanship."