'Make him president,' says Sara Duterte, posts photo of own COC for Davao mayor | Inquirer News

‘Make him president,’ says Sara Duterte, posts photo of own COC for Davao mayor

By: - Reporter / @NCorralesINQ
/ 01:50 PM October 16, 2015

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SCREENGRAB FROM SARA DUTERTE’S INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT

Is Mayor Rodrigo Duterte finally running for president?

In an Instagram post, Sara Duterte daughter of Davao City Mayor Duterte, posted a photo of her certificate of candidacy for mayor of Davao City with a caption which asks for support to make his father president.

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“To all my fellow Filipinos, you will make him President, otherwise, lagot kayo lahat sa akin (watch out for me),” the younger Duterte said in her post.

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“Tandaan niyo ang araw na ito. Wala kami pera, wala kami makinarya,” she added.

(Remember this day. We have no money, we have no machinery.)

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The older Duterte has repeatedly shunned a possible presidential bid in the 2016 national elections. On Thursday, his executive assistant filed a COC on his behalf.

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But supporters of Duterte remain at the Commission on Elections office in Manila, continue to urge him to run for president in next year’s polls.

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The last day of filing for candidacy is Friday, October 16. CDG

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