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1Sambayan names Del Rosario 11th Senate bet

/ 04:55 AM April 11, 2022

Monsour del Rosario. STORY: 1Sambayan names Del Rosario 11th Senate bet

Monsour del Rosario (Photo from his Facebook account)

DAGUPAN, Pangasinan, Philippines — Opposition coalition 1Sambayan on Friday officially endorsed Monsour del Rosario, the first Filipino Olympian in taekwondo, for the 11th slot in its Senate slate, as part of efforts to unify all opposition candidates.

In a press conference, 1Sambayan convenor and former Associate Justice Antonio Carpio revealed they had always intended to get Rosario, former Makati representative and former member of Sen. Panfilo Lacson’s senatorial slate, under their original 1Sambayan ticket.

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“We interviewed him a long time ago along with other senatorial candidates passed our interview but we did not match eventually because he joined Partido Reporma,” Carpio said in an interview. “But our requirements are that he must have integrity, competence, patriotism and love for the country. He passed with flying colors but he happened to be with Reporma.”

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Del Rosario is part of Partido Reporma.

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