Message from our beloved President Ping Lacson

Message from our beloved President  Ping Lacson

KAYA HUWAG KALIMUTANG

IBOTO SI PING LACSON NR 5 SA BALOTA

PAGKA-PRESIDENTE NG BANSANG PILIPINAS!

"Sa ating mga BRAVE Movers/Supporters - sa huling 8 araw bago mag Mayo 9, nakakahiya man sa inyong lahat, pasukin na po natin ang kasuluk-sulukan at kaloob-looban ng ating mga kinalalagyang lugar - pagbilinan po natin ang mga napalista nating mga volunteers na kausapin ang kanilang mga kamag-anak, kapitbahay, kabarkada at kaibigan upang makumbinsi na bumoto sa ating mga kandidato. Maawa po tayo sa Pilipinas at mga Pilipino. Malinis po ang aking hangarin na maglingkod ng maayos, matino, matapat at walang anumang pang personal na hangarin maliban sa kapakanan ng ating Bayan. Maraming salamat po sa lahat lahat ng inyong pagpapagod, sakripisyo at hirap sa nakaraang ilang buwan. Kakayanin natin ito basta magkaisa tayo sa ating hangarin at adbokasya! Pagpalain nawa tayo ng Diyos!"

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On the Latest Pulse Asia Survey: A Call to Active and Silent Supporters

On the Latest Pulse Asia Survey: A Call to Active and Silent Supporters

May 3, 2022 - Aside from the constant 2% survey results that they’ve been giving me for the past few months, now it is zero scores in both Visayas and Mindanao. Instead of speculating, it is best for me to just wait for the May 9 election results which is not too long a wait after all.

That being said, I call on all my active and silent supporters and those who truly believe in good, honest governance to go out on May 9 and cast their votes as it is the ultimate show of support that matters to Filipinos of the present and future generations.

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BUONG BATANGAS! MAGSANIB PWERSA PARA SA LACSON-SOTTO TANDEM!

BUONG BATANGAS! MAGSANIB PWERSA PARA SA LACSON-SOTTO TANDEM!

PING LACSON FOR PRESIDENT NR: 5

TITO SOTTO FOR VICE-PRESIDENT NR: 9

HUWAG KALIMUTAN SA MAY 9, 2022!

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Cebu mayors in Garcia bailiwick supporting Sotto for vice president

Cebu mayors in Garcia bailiwick supporting Sotto for vice president

The show of support for Sotto comes from members of the Garcia family's One Cebu party, who earlier endorsed the Marcos-Duterte UniTeam tandem.

CEBU, Philippines – Several mayors in Cebu’s 7th Congressional District, a bailiwick of the Garcia dynasty, met with Senator Vicente “Tito” Sotto III and said they would support his bid for vice president on Friday, April 29.

Sotto appeared at an event in Dumanjug town to thank the mayors of southern Cebu.

When asked by reporters on the sidelines of the event if the mayor’s support was an “endorsement” for vice president, Sotto said, “Yes, they gave me to the commitment that all of them would be supporting me for vice president, the entire 7th District.”

When reporters asked Dumanjug Mayor Gungun Gica and Cebu 7th District Congressman Peter John Calderon if the meeting with Sotto was an endorsement, they did not say categorically if it was.

Dumanjug is the hometown of the Garcia dynasty.

All of the incumbent officials of this district are from the ruling party One Cebu, led by Governor Gwendolyn Garcia.

The mayors diverted from their party’s endorsement of Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte for vice president.

Garcia previously promised the Marcos-Duterte tandem a win with a greater margin than the 2016 victory of President Rodrigo Duterte in the province.

Incumbent mayors and vice mayors from localities in the following town were a part of the meeting:

Dumanjug

Ronda

Alcantara

Moalboal

Badian

Alegria

Malabuyoc

Santander

Samboan

Ginatilan

Also supporting Sotto’s bid is Cebu 7th District Representative Peter Calderon.

Sotto explained that although the local officials who attended, including the town councilors and barangay captians from these towns, are members of the One Cebu, his ally Calderon is a member of the Nationalist People’s Coalition.

Prior to this, Sotto’s only other endorsement was from Cebu City’s Osmeña family and its local party Bando Osmeña Pundok Kauswagan (BOPK).

The meeting was held at the home of Gica.

During the meeting, Sotto promised to push for another P1 billion in funding for agriculture, livelihood and infrastructure development per province on top if its internal revenue allotment.

Gica, a member of One Cebu, openly declared on April 21 that he is supporting the bid of Vice President Leni Robredo.

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Lacson Wins Converts in Bicol

Lacson Wins Converts in Bicol

April 30, 2022 - Independent presidential candidate Sen. Panfilo "Ping" M. Lacson managed to win over converts in parts of Bicol where he campaigned on Friday.

Lacson and senatorial bet Minguita Padilla noted the audiences at their town hall meetings in Catanduanes and Camarines Sur became enthusiastic after noticing he and Padilla listen to their problems.

"Sa una, parang kaunti lang ang responses na narinig, yung reactions. But then after the open forum, something really changed, talagang na-reversed ang situation, so we would like to think na yung conversation napakalaki. Kasi naiba talaga, very very visible (At first, there seemed to be little response from the audience in our town hall meeting. But after the open forum, something really changed. The situation was reversed. So we would like to think there was a conversion)," Lacson said.

He said they even had to extend the town hall meeting in Catanduanes by at least 30 minutes because of the engagement from the audience.

Padilla added some members of the audience wearing pink masks even followed them to their vehicles and said, "nag-switch na kami (We're switching to Lacson)."

"As it turned out, nakapag-convert and that was very evident in Catanduanes (As it turned out, we won over some converts and that was very evident in Catanduanes)," Lacson said.

In the Naga town hall event, Lacson noted the audience stayed until the last minute.

When asked if this gave him hope, he said, "Definitely."

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PING LACSON HEADLINES NGAYON, APRIL 30, 2022

PING LACSON HEADLINES NGAYON, APRIL 30, 2022

KAYA HUWAG KALIMUTANG

IBOTO SI PING LACSON NR 5 SA BALOTA

PAGKA-PRESIDENTE NG BANSANG PILIPINAS!

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BUONG MASBATE! MAGSANIB PWERSA PARA SA LACSON-SOTTO TANDEM!

BUONG MASBATE! MAGSANIB PWERSA PARA SA LACSON-SOTTO TANDEM!

PING LACSON FOR PRESIDENT NR: 5

TITO SOTTO FOR VICE-PRESIDENT NR: 9

HUWAG KALIMUTAN SA MAY 9, 2022!

 

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VOTE: PING LACSON FOR PRESIDENT!

VOTE: PING LACSON FOR PRESIDENT!

NR 5 SA BALOTA!

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Lacson calls off North sorties in favor of Abra visit

Lacson calls off North sorties in favor of Abra visit

BANGUED, Abra — Presidential candidate Senator Panfilo Lacson has called off his campaign activities in Ilocos Sur and Norte to make time for his visit in this province.

Lacson’s initial schedule showed that he was supposed to visit the two Ilocos Region provinces on Tuesday but his scheduled activities were cancelled.

Ilocos Sur Gov. Ryan Singson was also supposed to host a lunch for Lacson at his family’s restaurant, which is located at the famed Calle Crisologo in Vigan, according to the senator.

“I requested to call it off kasi gipit sa oras [because of the lack of time] considering that the Bersamins, the Reporma candidates in Abra who decided to stick with me are hosting an early lunch, followed by a courtesy call to the bishop to be capped by a town hall meeting in Bangued,” Lacson told reporters when asked regarding the cancellation of his activities in the said provinces.

To recall, Lacson earlier parted ways with the Partido Reporma after party president former House Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez and the group’s Davao del Norte bloc decided to endorse another presidential contender.

“I’m sorry but I gave priority na makasama ko yung Reporma…nag-lunch kami nagkumustahan kung ano yung nangyayari rito sa Abra at marami silang nai-share na mga [to be with my former partymates in Reporma…we had lunch, asked how each other is doing and talked about what is happening here in Abra, they shared a lot of] information which we would like to take up with concerned authorities,” Lacson said in an ambush interview before his town hall meeting with Abra tobacco farmers here.

Lacson’s scheduled activities in another Ilocos Region province, La Union, for Tuesday morning were also cancelled.

On Monday, Lacson was in Tarlac and Pangasinan with his vice presidential running mate, Senate President Vicente Sotto III, and one of their senatorial bets, former Agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol.

Sotto, meanwhile, is embarking on a separate schedule from Lacson. The Senate president is currently in Zambales for an event with his partymates at the Nationalist People’s Coalition, where he serves as chairman.

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PING LACSON HEADLINES NGAYON, APRIL 26, 2022

PING LACSON HEADLINES NGAYON, APRIL 26, 2022

KAYA HUWAG KALIMUTANG

IBOTO SI PING LACSON NR 5 SA BALOTA

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Mistahs troop behind Lacson in Tarlac where governor backs rival

Mistahs troop behind Lacson in Tarlac where governor backs rival

TARLAC CITY, Tarlac, Philippines — The Philippine Military Academy batch mates of presidential candidate Sen. Panfilo Lacson trooped behind him and his running mate, Senate President Vicente Sotto III, as they campaigned here with a little over two weeks to go before voters shade their ballots on May 9.

Tarlac, a vote-rich province, is considered the bailiwick of the Aquino clan.

Recently, its governor, Susan Yap, endorsed the candidacies of Lacson and Sotto’s rivals, former Sen. Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. and Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio.

But during a town hall meeting at the Tarlac State University on Monday, Lacson’s PMA mistahs, including those who worked with him during his stint as chief of the Philippine National Police (PNP), showed him their support by accompanying him on stage.

Among them is another former PNP chief, retired Gen. Nicanor Bartolome, who served as Lacson’s spokesperson when he was still the PNP chief.

Bartolome, who hails from Tarlac, also served as PNP chief under a fellow Tarlaqueño, then-President Benigno S. Aquino III.

Retired Major Generals Rey Acop, Ray Rivera, and Dong Tabamo were also present during the town hall meeting.

Lacson likewise mentioned retired colonel turned lawyer Oscar Martinez, who was their valedictorian in the PMA Class of 1971, as well as Jun Fabros, who served in the Philippine Navy.

In his opening speech, Lacson acknowledged Bartolome’s active effort in supporting his candidacy.

“He has been switching places, going to Cotabato and back home to Tarlac, and he is continuing the same advocacies I had when I was chief PNP — that is, to discipline the ranks of the police force, eliminate corruption, and restore public trust to the PNP,” Lacson said in Filipino.

During the town hall meeting, the tandem’s preferred approach in their campaign, Lacson and Sotto stressed the reason why the public should vote for them.

Citing their decades in public service, they promised to properly implement laws crafted in the chamber they had served for so many years.

“Let us remember, once we enter our polling precincts and think about those we are going to vote for, may you be left with no other choice but to vote for the most qualified, most competent, who have the longest experience in public service and who are honest,” Lacson told Tarlaqueños.

For his part, former Agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, who is running for senator, urged voters not to be swayed by performances during campaign rallies in making their choices.

“Let us not be entertained by dances, bright lights. This campaign is beyond colors. It’s beyond music. This campaign is all about the future of this country,” Piñol said.

‘Silent majority’

After their town hall meeting, Lacson and Sotto paid courtesy to Tarlac City Mayor Ma. Cristina Angeles as well as Yap.

In a press conference at the Tarlac Provincial Capitol, Lacson said he and Sotto were banking on the province’s “silent majority” to help them secure votes.

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