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'Piliin ang tapat, may malasakit': Marcos urges Filipinos to vote
'Piliin ang tapat, may malasakit': Marcos urges Filipinos to vote
Marilyn Cahatol,
ABS-CBN News
Published May 11, 2025 05:13 PM PHT
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Updated May 11, 2025 07:08 PM PHT
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. attends the Oath-Taking Ceremony of the Newly Promoted Generals and Flag Officers of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) at the Ceremonial Hall inside Malacañan Palace on December 4, 2024. Santi San Juan, PPA pool
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. attends the Oath-Taking Ceremony of the Newly Promoted Generals and Flag Officers of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) at the Ceremonial Hall inside Malacañan Palace on December 4, 2024. Santi San Juan, PPA pool MANILA — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Sunday encouraged the public to exercise their right to vote and choose candidates who can serve the country.
MANILA — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Sunday encouraged the public to exercise their right to vote and choose candidates who can serve the country.
"Ngayong halalan, gamitin natin ang ating karapatan at gampanan ang ating pananagutan bilang mamamayang Pilipino. Isang pagkakataon ito para marinig ang boses ng bawat isa at maipahayag ang mga pangarap na mahalaga sa inyo at sa bayan," Maroc said in a video message.
"Ngayong halalan, gamitin natin ang ating karapatan at gampanan ang ating pananagutan bilang mamamayang Pilipino. Isang pagkakataon ito para marinig ang boses ng bawat isa at maipahayag ang mga pangarap na mahalaga sa inyo at sa bayan," Maroc said in a video message.
"Kaya bumoto po tayo. Piliin ang tapat, may malasakit, at may kakayahang magsilbi," he added.
"Kaya bumoto po tayo. Piliin ang tapat, may malasakit, at may kakayahang magsilbi," he added.
The president said that difference in beliefs was the essence of democracy and opinions should not be expressed through violence, but through votes.
The president said that difference in beliefs was the essence of democracy and opinions should not be expressed through violence, but through votes.
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He urged candidates to respect the process and end the elections with "integrity and peace."
He urged candidates to respect the process and end the elections with "integrity and peace."
"Magtulungan po tayo upang mapanatili ang isang maayos, mapayapa, at makatarungang halalan," Marcos added.
"Magtulungan po tayo upang mapanatili ang isang maayos, mapayapa, at makatarungang halalan," Marcos added.
The Palace declared election day, May 12, a non-working holiday.
The Palace declared election day, May 12, a non-working holiday.
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