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Manila Sports Commission (Masco) head Arnold "Ali" Atienza said yesterday he is banking on the youth to support him in the upcoming local elections.


"About 70 percent of the population of Manila is made up of the youth. That means 70 percent are for Ali Atienza," he said. Demographically, the age range of the youth is from 18 to 35 years old.


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Fifth District Rep. Joey Hizon will again face another "Atienza" in the up coming local elections, as both men have declared their intention to run in the up coming mayoralty race in Manila City.


Eighteen days after Manila Mayor Lito Atienza announced that his second son Arnold, better known as Ali, was his chosen candidate, Hizon called a press conference at the Manila Pavilion yesterday morning and formally announced his interest for the top post in Manila.


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 Atienza said reception for    the 26-year-old boxing includes a city-wide motorcade after his courtesy call at City Hall. He was expected to fly in early this morning but his arrival was  delayed. 


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"About 70 percent of the population of Manila is made up of the youth. That means 70 percent are for Ali Atienza," he said. Demographically, the age range of the youth is from 18 to 35 years old.


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Fifth District Rep. Joey Hizon will again face another "Atienza" in the up coming local elections, as both men have declared their intention to run in the up coming mayoralty race in Manila City.


Eighteen days after Manila Mayor Lito Atienza announced that his second son Arnold, better known as Ali, was his chosen candidate, Hizon called a press conference at the Manila Pavilion yesterday morning and formally announced his interest for the top post in Manila.


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Atienza calls on youth for support

By Evelyn Macairan | March 20, 2007 - 12:00am

Manila Sports Commission (Masco) head Arnold "Ali" Atienza said yesterday he is banking on the youth to support him in the upcoming local elections. "About 70 percent of the population...

Metro

Congressman joins Manila mayoralty race

By Evelyn Macairan | February 6, 2007 - 12:00am

Fifth District Rep. Joey Hizon will again face another "Atienza" in the up coming local elections, as both men have declared their intention to run in the up coming mayoralty race in Manila City. Eighteen...

Metro

Pacquiao arrival reset tomorrow

By Evelyn Macairan | September 15, 2005 - 12:00am

Manila Mayor Lito Atienza said yesterday they would step up preparations for a "champion’s welcome" for Manny Pacquiao tomorrow after the people’s champion postponed his arrival from Los Angeles...

Sports