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[Summary] => Opposition presidential hopeful Sen. Panfilo Lacson expressed confidence yesterday that he would make it in todays elections.
He said judging by what he described as the "intense" reception he and his lone senatorial candidate, House Minority Leader Carlos Padilla, got from the people in the 88 days that they campaigned, he has no doubt that he would win the presidency.
"Im oozing with confidence. We will defy the odds, we will prove the surveys wrong," he said.
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ANTONIO SIBAY AND ROBINA GOKONGWEI
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He said judging by what he described as the "intense" reception he and his lone senatorial candidate, House Minority Leader Carlos Padilla, got from the people in the 88 days that they campaigned, he has no doubt that he would win the presidency.
"Im oozing with confidence. We will defy the odds, we will prove the surveys wrong," he said.
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By Jess Diaz | May 10, 2004 - 12:00am
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