Nine of 10 presidential candidates have committed to participate in the March 19 PiliPinas Debates organized by the Commission on Elections. Read more👇
Drinking cups bearing the images and names of five frontrunners in the May 9 presidential elections are sold at select 7-11 convenience stores.
Former senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. has not confirmed his attendance, either verbally or in writing.
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