Presidential debates: what Davao voters want to hear
The first leg of the Commission on Elections' presidential debate held at Cagayan de Oro on Sunday, February 21, fell short of the expectations of Davao City residents.
NOT WITHIN THE COMMUNITIES. Davao City Vice Mayor Rodrigo Duterte explains to the media on Thursday why the military troops should not stay within the civilian population. Farmers and residents from Paquibato district have been calling for a military pullout. (davaotoday.com photo by Jayboy Urbina)
‘Duterte shined in first debate, sans expletives’
Far from his usual cussing and off-hand statements, presidential candidate Rodrigo Duterte showed a "gentler" side of him and was able to deliver his platforms clearly in a presidential debate in Cagayan de Oro over the weekend.
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Reds warn candidates of election ‘policies’
The New People’s Army set up a checkpoint in an unpopulated part of the national highway in Agusan del Sur at the start of the campaign period for national candidates, in a move meant to warn politicians who are entering the areas where the revolutionary groups operate to abide by their policies.
Once in Malacañang, Duterte to prioritize libel decriminalization
Presidential candidate Rodrigo Duterte assured media workers that decriminalization of libel will be one of his priorities when he wins the highest executive position in this country.
(photo courtesy of Kapwa Upliftment Foundation, Incorporated wordpress page)
Former Ateneo president endorses Duterte
A former president of Ateneo de Davao University has expressed support for Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte's candidacy for the country's highest executive position.
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