Agitated by the long wait for the results of the elections in the fourth congressional district of Camarines Sur, supporters of Aga Muhlach attacked the municipal hall of Tigaon just hours before the actor’s opponent, Felix William “Wimpy” Fuentebella, was proclaimed winner.
William “Wimpy” Fuentebella won the biggest challenge so far faced by the Fuentebellas in their own turf, narrowly holding on to the Partido district in Camarines Sur which their family has controlled politically for a century.
After two days of tense wait, the Camarines Sur provincial board of canvassers finally declared William “Wimpy” Fuentebella the winner in the hotly contested fourth district congressional race.
About 50 people consisting of town officials, members of the municipal board of canvassers, Commission on Elections representatives and members of election watchdog groups were trapped inside the municipal hall for about 18 hours since Wednesday after a throng of supporters of actor Aga Muhlach refused to let them out.
Only one member of the fragmented by still influential Villafuerte clan of Camarines Sur made it in Monday’s elections, and the youngest at that, trouncing his own grandfather in the province’s gubernatorial race.
The Court of Appeals stood pat in its earlier ruling allowing actor Aga Muhlach and wife Charlene Gonzales to stay in the list of voters in Camarines Sur, thus, paving way for his congressional bid in the area.
The Court of Appeals has ordered the reinstatement of show biz couple Aga Muhlach and Charlene Gonzales as legitimate voters of San Jose, Camarines Sur.
THE lead counsel of Aga Muhlach has described as “baseless and frivolous” the allegations of the camp of suspended Cebu Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia that the Court of Appeals’ speedy issuance of a temporary restraining order in favor of the actor was tainted with “political bias.” Lawyer Romulo Macalintal called on Garcia and her daughter and [...]
The lead counsel of Aga Muhlach has described as “baseless and frivolous” allegations made by the camp of suspended Cebu Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia that the Court of Appeals’ speedy issuance of a temporary restraining order in favor of the actor was tainted with “political bias.”
The Court of Appeals’ 12th division on Tuesday granted the petition of spouses Aga Muhlach and Charlene Gonzales to stop the election registration board of San Jose, Camarines Sur, from removing their names from the list of voters there.
The Court of Appeals stopped the Camarines Sur Regional Trial Court from implementing its December 2012 ruling that directed the Election Registration Board (ERB) to remove actor Aga Muhlach and wife Charlene Gonzales from the area’s list of voters.
Show biz couple Aga Muhlach and Charlene Gonzales are left on a cliffhanger after failing to immediately obtain from the Court of Appeals a temporary restraining order (TRO) against their exclusion as voters of San Jose, Camarines Sur.
Actor Aga Muhlach and his wife, Charlene Gonzales, on Thursday asked the Court of Appeals to nullify a lower court’s decision removing them from the voters’ list in San Jose, Camarines Sur.
