Presidential candidate Senator Manny Pacquiao pushed for the holding of face-to-face presidential debates which he said is far better than conducted online.
Presidential candidate Senator Manny Pacquiao on Tuesday, Oct. 26 pushed for the holding of face-to-face presidential debates which he said is far better than conducted online.
But the standard bearer of the Partido ng Demokratikong Pilipino-Laban Pimentel faction said he prefers that the debates are done personally. “Bakit online? Ano, natatakot sila? Sinasabi ko sa inyo… di ako papasok dito kung hindi ko alam ang gagawin ko ,” Pacquiao also said.
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