Pacquiao on his election plans: ’Pag tumakbo ako, maraming masasagasaan’ | Inquirer News

Pacquiao on his election plans: ’Pag tumakbo ako, maraming masasagasaan’

/ 05:54 PM September 04, 2021

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Manny Pacquiao of the Philippines speaks during a press conference after his defeat to Yordenis Ugas of Cuba in the WBA Welterweight Championship boxing match at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on August 21, 2021. (Photo by Patrick T. FALLON / AFP)

MANILA, Philippines — Senator Manny Pacquiao on Saturday said he has yet to decide on his plans for the 2022 elections.

However, once he makes that decision, Pacquiao said: “Pag tumakbo naman ako marami akong masasagasaan,” Pacquiao said over DWIZ. “Pasensyahan na kaming lahat.”

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(Once I run [for office], many people will get hit.)

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“Basta doon ako sa tama, kung sakaling makapagdesisyon ako,” he added.

(I will choose what is right if I will have to make that decision.)

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Pacquiao’s name was floated as one of those gunning for the presidency in the 2022 polls.

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Senator Aquilino “Koko” Pimentel earlier said Pacquiao will be nominated “for sure” as the standard-bearer of the PDP-Laban wing headed by the professional boxer-turned politician, in their own national assembly this September.

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The senator said he will reach a decision before October 1, the start of the period for the filing of certificates of candidacy.

Pacquiao added that he has three choices: To run for president, to run for Senate reelection, or quit politics.

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