TARLAC, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – In this photo posted on her Instagram account, broadcaster Korina Sanchez, wife of Liberal Party presidential candidate Mar Roxas, says residents of Tarlac are pleased with the controversial comic book depicting her husband as a hero during the aftermath of Typhoon Yolanda.
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MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – The Commission on Elections (COMELEC) willspend more than P26 million for the purchase of “bib vests” for the Board of Election Inspectors (BEIs) and support staff to wear as uniforms at the polling places during the May 9 elections, plus another P1.2 million for collared shirts for its employees.
The Adobo Chronicles also learned that in addition to the bibs and shirts, COMELEC is also contemplating of providing the inspectors and staff with new pairs of Nike shoes. The cost of the shoes has not been disclosed.
COMELEC spokesperson James Jimenez defended the acquisition of the Election Day uniforms, saying it was aimed at lifting the spirits of those serving in the field. Uplifting the pride of the poll workers by ensuring that they are “attired properly” would help ensure the credibility of the elections, he said.
Jimenez added that the Nike shoes are needed because the inspectors and staff will be doing a lot of walking and running around that day.
Abaya, second from left, making his personal appeal to employees of his Department
CEBU CITY, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) Secretary Joseph Emilio Abaya on Thursday, March 31, took advantage of his exemption from the campaign ban and urged agency employees in Central Visayas to spread the word about the administration candidates.
In a meeting with regional officials of DOTC agencies, Abaya wrapped up his presentation of the department’s accomplishments by encouraging employees to tell their families and friends to vote for Liberal Party (LP) presidential canddiate Manuel Roxas II and running mate Leni Robredo.
“Nagmamakaawa po ako sa inyo upang hindi ako mawalan ng trabaho. Please lang, iboto ninyo si Roxas at Robredo.” (I am appealing to your sense of pity so that I won’t lose my job. Please vote for Roxas and Robredo.)
The desperate Abaya knows that the only way he can keep his job beyond June this year is for Roxas to be elected president.
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