Poe still praying for ‘favorable’ SC decision | Inquirer News
AMID REPORT THAT HIGH COURT HAS RULED WITH FINALITY

Poe still praying for ‘favorable’ SC decision

By: - Reporter / @MAgerINQ
/ 10:47 AM April 06, 2016

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Presidential Candidate Sen. Grace Poe . INQUIRER FILE PHOTO / JILSON SECKLER TIU

Senator Grace Poe said she would continue to pray for a “favorable” ruling of the Supreme Court, despite reports that it has already upheld its earlier decision that she is qualified to join next month’s presidential race.

“We could not comment yet as the decision reported in the news article came from a source,” Poe said in a statement on Wednesday.

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“We will wait for the SC to release the decision. We continue to pray for a favorable ruling,” she added.

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The high tribunal has reportedly junked all three motions for reconsideration against its March 8 decision, reversing the Commission on Elections’ cancellation of Poe’s certificate of candidacy for president because of her citizenship and residency issues.

READ: It’s final: SC says Poe can run

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BACKSTORY: SC rules in favor of Poe in DQ case

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SC spokesperson Theodore Te said the court would make an official announcement of its decision on Saturday, April 9, exactly a month before the May balloting. IDL

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