Abra pols sign pact for peaceful polls
January 23, 2004 | 12:00am
CAMP VILLAMOR, Abra Political leaders in this violence-wracked province signed a peace covenant yesterday, pledging a peaceful and orderly conduct of the May 10 elections.
The signatories included Gov. Vicente Valera and Rep. Chito Bersamin, who are both seeking re-election, and almost all candidates for provincial and municipal positions.
The event was witnessed by Chief Superintendent Rowland Albano, Cordillera police director, and representatives of the Commission on Elections and non-government organizations.
Some quarters, however, doubted the peace pact would work with the presence of armed goons allegedly maintained by certain politicians. Myds Supnad
The signatories included Gov. Vicente Valera and Rep. Chito Bersamin, who are both seeking re-election, and almost all candidates for provincial and municipal positions.
The event was witnessed by Chief Superintendent Rowland Albano, Cordillera police director, and representatives of the Commission on Elections and non-government organizations.
Some quarters, however, doubted the peace pact would work with the presence of armed goons allegedly maintained by certain politicians. Myds Supnad
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