+ Follow DOMINGO AND SALVADOR Tag
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[Title] => Domingo challenges Abalos anew
[Summary] => It’s a return bout for incumbent Mandaluyong City Mayor Benhur Abalos and his bitter political rival former Vice Mayor Ernesto "Bibot" Domingo for the mayoral post in the coming May elections.
But it’s not the Abalos-Domingo bout being closely watched by the city’s political observers but the battle for the vice mayoral post between incumbent Vice Mayor Jessie Cruz and his neophyte challenger, actor Philip Salvador.
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[Title] => EPD watches two ‘hot’ areas
[Summary] => The Eastern Police District is closely monitoring political developments in the cities of Mandaluyong and Marikina to determine whether they would be tagged "concerned areas" in the coming May 14 elections.
This early, the protagonists in the two cities’ political arena have hurled charges and counter-charges against each other but Chief Superintendent Simeon Dizon Jr., EPD director said "there’s no cause for alarm as yet."
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[Title] => Actor faces tough odds in Manda polls
[Summary] => Actor Philip Salvador will throw his hat in the vice mayoralty race in Mandaluyong City.
However, despite his popularity and the full backing of San Juan Mayor Jinggoy Estrada, Salvador will be facing tough odds to win in the coming elections.
He will be facing incumbent Vice Mayor Jessie Cruz, a well-loved and hardworking local government official, who grew up in the city.
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DOMINGO AND SALVADOR
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[Summary] => It’s a return bout for incumbent Mandaluyong City Mayor Benhur Abalos and his bitter political rival former Vice Mayor Ernesto "Bibot" Domingo for the mayoral post in the coming May elections.
But it’s not the Abalos-Domingo bout being closely watched by the city’s political observers but the battle for the vice mayoral post between incumbent Vice Mayor Jessie Cruz and his neophyte challenger, actor Philip Salvador.
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This early, the protagonists in the two cities’ political arena have hurled charges and counter-charges against each other but Chief Superintendent Simeon Dizon Jr., EPD director said "there’s no cause for alarm as yet."
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[Summary] => Actor Philip Salvador will throw his hat in the vice mayoralty race in Mandaluyong City.
However, despite his popularity and the full backing of San Juan Mayor Jinggoy Estrada, Salvador will be facing tough odds to win in the coming elections.
He will be facing incumbent Vice Mayor Jessie Cruz, a well-loved and hardworking local government official, who grew up in the city.
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February 19, 2001 - 12:00am
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