“Go out and vote tomorrow (Monday),” Malacañang urged Filipinos on Saturday, acknowledging that the midterm elections are a referendum on President Benigno Aquino III’s administration.
President Aquino may have accepted his explanation for hosting opposition candidates campaigning in his turf but Albay Gov. Joey Salceda may still be investigated by the Liberal Party.
Sen. Panfilo Lacson on Wednesday endorsed the return of his former colleague in the the Senate, Jamby Madrigal.
Senatorial candidate Jamby Madrigal was one of only two Team PNoy bets who traveled for several hours by land to attend its rally in the provincial capitol gym here on Monday.
More than three years after she started an ethics case against then Senate President Manuel Villar over a questionable road project in southern Metro Manila, former Senator Jamby Madrigal on Saturday night received the endorsement of Villar and his family before their local leaders and supporters in Las Piñas.
The thought of being endorsed by Time Magazine’s 100 most influential people in the world expectedly caused some of President Benigno Aquino III’s senatorial candidates to become more upbeat on the campaign trail.
Team Pnoy senatorial bet Jamby Madrigal on Sunday urged Malacañang to prioritize the release of P150 million earmarked for government agencies tasked to keep watch over the country’s protected areas, including Tubbataha Reef.
Ilonggos hoping to see and hear administration candidates in campaign rallies with President Aquino on Wednesday had to make do with a son, wife, mother and nephew of the candidates.
Commemorating Araw ng Kagitingan, Team PNoy senatorial candidate Jamby Madrigal said on Tuesday that the Philippines needs modern day heroes to fight the war against poverty, hunger and corruption.
Amidst reports that a Chinese fishing vessel had run aground in Tubbataha Reef, Team PNoy senatorial bet Jamby Madrigal on Tuesday called for tighter security measures around the Unesco World Heritage site.
Politics may likely be behind a Social Weather Stations survey recently presented by the Liberal Party candidate which showed that 81 percent of Filipinos are “satisfied with their lives,” opposition senatorial candidate Richard “Dick” Gordon said Wednesday.
One of President Aquino’s handpicked candidates wants one of his Cabinet members to explain why the wife of Vice President Jejomar Binay, one of the three leaders of the United Nationalist Alliance, was allowed to leave the country despite a hold-departure order on her.
United Nationalist Alliance senatorial hopeful Nancy Binay on Thursday hit back at Team PNoy senatorial candidate Maria Ana Consuelo “Jamby” Madrigal for labelling her an “elitist.”
