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[Summary] => Evangelist Eduardo Villanueva wont go begging for support from two of the countrys most influential religious groups in his bid for the presidency, his party the Bangon Pilipinas Movement (BMP) said yesterday.
BMP spokesman Luis Sison said it would be inappropriate for Villanueva to seek endorsement from the Christian sect Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) and the Catholic El-Shaddai group.
"Although we would welcome any support from their members, Bro. Eddie will not go and beg for the endorsement of their leaders," Sison said in an interview.
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BMP spokesman Luis Sison said it would be inappropriate for Villanueva to seek endorsement from the Christian sect Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) and the Catholic El-Shaddai group.
"Although we would welcome any support from their members, Bro. Eddie will not go and beg for the endorsement of their leaders," Sison said in an interview.
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By Edu Punay | April 21, 2004 - 12:00am
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