The worldwide boxing symbol turned-extremely rich person lawmaker regrets nothing running for president, saying he has introduced himself as a possibility for the citizens, particularly poor people. Pacquiao finished his mission with a miting de avance in his old neighborhood where he made a last contribute for the top post the country.
He asked citizens to consider him as their next president as he knows about the issues confronting the nation, having experienced childhood in poverty. Pacquiao likewise cautioned electors of desperate results assuming that they will offer their votes to lawmakers.
The congressperson said lawmakers who participate in vote-purchasing would recover their costs once they are in power. As 80% of the country’s 67 million Filipino electors rush to their areas today, the group of Pacquiao – an alleged surprisingly strong contender among every official wannabe – is as yet trusting that surveyors will be discredited.
Something like the eight-division world-boxing champion is hopeful with the turnout in each rally they had held the nation over, where hoards from the classes D and E communicated their inclination for the person with an exemplary poverty to newfound wealth story.
He shared his electors are for the most part from the D and E class. This is what the Promdi leading figure continued telling columnists, basically invalidating all surveyors in pre-political decision reviews who collectively rate previous representative Bongbong Marcos as the leader, and where he positioned just third.
A greater part of the country’s 110-million populace include the D and E classes, with scarcely five or 10 percent of them having a place with the tip top and the upper working class, which additionally involve 85% of the public authority’s expense base – the decent pay workers.
In any event, Pacquiao assessed that he could assemble on the normal 10 million votes handily founded on the rundown he provided for Filipinos whom he guaranteed with lodging program, regardless of whether he neglects to come to Malacañang this June 30, since he has been doing this a long time back.
Morever, According to standard Commission on Elections (Comelec) insights, elector turnout each official political decision held like clockwork generally yields 80% of the complete number of citizens, and that implies Filipinos generally need to have a say on whom they believe their next president should be.
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