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Re-electionist Sen. Ralph Recto and Majority Leader Francis Pangilinan defended yesterday their television advertisements aired on major stations after they were accused of electioneering by a party-list lawmaker.
"Clearly, I did not break any law. I did not solicit votes. More importantly, the ad is an advocacy against Cha-cha (Charter change) and our need to think and work for one another," Recto said in a text message.
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"In the liberal interpretation of the law, yes (their ads are covered by electioneering)," Akbayan Rep. Risa Hontiveros told Congress reporters in a briefing, as she proposed an amendment to the Fair Elections Act to minimize political ads.
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LDP president and senatorial candidate Edgardo Angara said the dialogue can take place right after the May 14 elections so that the Congress that will convene in July can work and thrive under a proper environment for productive legislation.
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"Clearly, I did not break any law. I did not solicit votes. More importantly, the ad is an advocacy against Cha-cha (Charter change) and our need to think and work for one another," Recto said in a text message.
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"In the liberal interpretation of the law, yes (their ads are covered by electioneering)," Akbayan Rep. Risa Hontiveros told Congress reporters in a briefing, as she proposed an amendment to the Fair Elections Act to minimize political ads.
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LDP president and senatorial candidate Edgardo Angara said the dialogue can take place right after the May 14 elections so that the Congress that will convene in July can work and thrive under a proper environment for productive legislation.
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