The little city of Navotas became one of the first if not the first local government unit to call the winners in the 2013 elections, with the Tiangcos retaining power in this coastal Metro Manila City.
In the mad dash to election day, the United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) will be greatly hobbled by its inability to air television commercials featuring all its nine senatorial candidates together.
Candidates want to ramp up their game as the elections are just four weeks away.
There was no “falling apart” and the new venue for the United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) can accommodate more than 2000 supporters, the opposition’s campaign manager Navotas Representative Toby Tiangco said on Sunday.
United Nationalist Alliance secretary general and campaign manager Toby Tiangco dared the Liberal Party to invite him to their upcoming campaign sortie in Baguio and let him speak for the group if they really think that he is LP’s “biggest campaigner.”
The United Nationalist Alliance is trying to work things out with the three candidates it has in common with the Team PNoy coalition and find a way to have them join UNA’s sorties, according to campaign manager Toby Tiangco.
The United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) on Friday called on the Liberal Party (LP) to stop trying to destroy the relations between President Aquino and Vice President Jejomar Binay and do away with mudslinging, saying this reflects badly on the government.
There’s the P-Noy “X factor” and then there’s the “Serge factor.”
Team PNoy has a dilemma with its name being unregistered with the Commission on Elections, which prompted its competition, the United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) coalition, to caution the Liberal Party against possible workarounds on the Fair Elections Act.
The senatorial candidates of the United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) are free to criticize the Aquino administration in their campaign sorties, according to coalition secretary general Rep. Toby Tiangco.
Sen. Franklin Drilon on Friday predicted that the administration’s senatorial candidates will dominate May’s midterm elections, as indicated by the results of the latest Pulse Asia poll.
The United Nationalist Alliance yesterday warned President Benigno Simeon Aquino III against what it described as “pseudo reformists” among his allies.
The opposition coalition led by Vice President Jejomar Binay blasted on Wednesday the ruling Liberal Party for enforcing the suspension of Cebu Governor Gwen Garcia, citing “glaring violations of the law and clear abuse of power” in the official’s removal from office just five months from the mid-term elections.
