Pres. Bongbong Marcos Endorses Alyansa-Backed Candidates for Senator
BONGBONG MARCOS – At a campaign rally, the President urged the voters not to listen to “all talk” people and vote for “all action” public officials.
Undeniably, there are strong political parties in the Philippines for decades now. However, what recently changed is that there are merging of some these political parties and it formed the Alyansa Para Sa Bagong Pilipinas which is backed by Pres. Marcos.
The Alyansa backs 12 senators in the upcoming 2025 Elections including Sen. Imee Marcos who withdrew from the senatorial slate of Pres. Bongbong Marcos. Here are the senatorial candidates who are endorsed by the political alliance:
- Interior Secretary Benhur Abalos
- Makati City Mayor Abby Binay
- Senator Pia Cayetano
- Sen. Lito Lapid
- Sen. Francis Tolentino
- Senator Ramon ”Bong” Revilla Jr.
- former Sen. Manny Pacquiao
- former Senator Panfilo Lacson
- former Senator Vicente Sotto III,
- Deputy Speaker Camille Villar
- former Social Welfare and Development Secretary Erwin Tulfo
Pres. Bongbong Marcos dedicates time to endorse the Alyansa-backed senatorial candidates in campaign rallies. The political alliance has recently conducted their 7th rally and the Chief Executive encouraged the public to vote for “all action” candidates.
Based on a report on Inquirer, at the City College of San Jose del Monte grounds, Marcos Jr. stressed that the senatorial slate of their alliance is composed of past and present officials of the government. He emphasized that they have an extensive experience in public service.
“It is very clear that they already know the job of being in the government. These are people in public service. Sometimes, they no longer talk about their plans, they just do their jobs,” the President said.
Based on the report, Pres. Bongbong Marcos encouraged the voters not to listen to “people who are all talk”. He stressed that the Filipinos must “elect public officials who are all action”.
Previously, Vice Pres. Sara Duterte also has her advice to the voters in the 2025 Elections.