Duterte escorts Go in filing COC at Comelec | Inquirer News

Duterte escorts Go in filing COC at Comelec

/ 04:23 PM October 15, 2018

President Rodrigo Duterte accompanied Special Assistant to the President Christopher “Bong” Go in filing his certificate of candidacy (COC) at the Commission on Elections (Comelec) main office in Intramuros on Monday.

Go will run for senator in the midterm elections next year.

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Also with Go at the Comelec was Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea, Presidential Communications Secretary Martin Andanar, and former Foreign Affairs Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano.

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Before going to the Comelec, Go prayed at the San Miguel Church in Malacañang.

READ: It’s a go after all: Bong Go declares Senate bid

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Go will vie for a Senate seat under the ruling Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan (PDP-Laban), chaired by Duterte.

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Supporters of Go assembled at the Comelec to cheer for him.

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In February 2018, President Rodrigo Duterte’s trusted aide insisted he would not run seek a seat at the Senate, saying he was “not interested” in running.

READ: It’s no go for Bong Go on call to run for Senate seat

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Up until the week of COC filing commenced, Go said he was still unsure on whether to run for senator.

READ:  Bong Go still unsure of running in 2019 elections

“Nag-iisip pa po ako ng mabuti, nagdarasal po ako ng mabuti, at sana ma-enlighten po ako sa aking magiging decision sa mga susunod na araw,” Go said in a radio interview. /kga

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