Hindi pa nagsisimula ang opisyal na campaign period, ngunit nahaharap na sa apat na petisyon si presidential aspirant Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. sa Commission on Elections (Comelec) para pigilan siyang tumakbo sa May 2022 elections.
The official campaign period has not started, but presidential aspirant Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. is already facing four petitions before the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to prevent him from running in the May 2022 elections.
The Comelec is expected to hear the first petition on Nov. 26.
“Walang nakikitang dahilan” sa kasalukuyan ang Commission on Elections (Comelec) upang kanselahin ang P536-milyong kontrata nito sa F2 Logistics para sa transportasyon ng mga kagamitan, supply, at paraphernalia sa 2022 elections sa kabila ng mga agam-agam ng mga poll watchdog kaugnay ng posibleng "conflict of interest.”
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has so far found “no grounds” to cancel its P536-million contract with F2 Logistics for the transport of equipment, supplies, and paraphernalia in the 2022 elections amid concerns of a possible “conflict of interest” raised by poll watchdogs.
Pinalabas ng kampo ni presidential aspirant Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. na sinabi ni James Jimenez, tagapagsalita ng Commission on Elections (Comelec), noong Nob. 2 na "walang malinaw na batayan ang petisyon na kanselahin ang kandidatura ng dating senador.”
The camp of presidential aspirant Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. made it appear that James Jimenez, spokesperson of the Commission on Elections (Comelec), said the petition to cancel the candidacy of the former senator on Nov. 2 has "no clear basis."
Jimenez made the statement hours before a group of civil society actors filed the petition.
No such ruling exists.
Always in dread that Caligula will put his horse in the senate, a critical question we never avoid to ask is: Will the Commission on Elections be credible each forthcoming election?
