Ex-QC mayor Herbert 'Bistek' Bautista joins 2022 Senate race | ABS-CBN

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Ex-QC mayor Herbert 'Bistek' Bautista joins 2022 Senate race
Ex-QC mayor Herbert 'Bistek' Bautista joins 2022 Senate race
Katrina Domingo,
ABS-CBN News
Published Oct 06, 2021 12:43 PM PHT
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Updated Oct 06, 2021 04:42 PM PHT

MANILA - Former Quezon City Mayor Herbert “Bistek” Bautista on Wednesday filed his certificate of candidacy for senator, his first bid for a national post since joining politics in the 90s.
MANILA - Former Quezon City Mayor Herbert “Bistek” Bautista on Wednesday filed his certificate of candidacy for senator, his first bid for a national post since joining politics in the 90s.
Bautista will join the 2022 Senate slate of senators Panfilo Lacson and Vicente Sotto III.
Bautista will join the 2022 Senate slate of senators Panfilo Lacson and Vicente Sotto III.
Bautista was first known as an actor in the 80s before he shifted to politics in the 90s.
Bautista was first known as an actor in the 80s before he shifted to politics in the 90s.
He served as councilor and vice mayor of Quezon City before ascending to the city’s mayoralty post from 2010 to 2019.
He served as councilor and vice mayor of Quezon City before ascending to the city’s mayoralty post from 2010 to 2019.
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In 2012, the Manila Seedling Bank Foundation Inc. (MSBFI) filed graft charges against Bautista and 6 others over the alleged illegal takeover of the local government of a 7-hectare land in North Triangle.
In 2012, the Manila Seedling Bank Foundation Inc. (MSBFI) filed graft charges against Bautista and 6 others over the alleged illegal takeover of the local government of a 7-hectare land in North Triangle.
The Quezon City government took over the land located on the corner of Quezon Avenue and EDSA after MSBFI allegedly failed to pay taxes worth around P59 million, but the foundation’s management claimed that they are exempt from paying taxes.
The Quezon City government took over the land located on the corner of Quezon Avenue and EDSA after MSBFI allegedly failed to pay taxes worth around P59 million, but the foundation’s management claimed that they are exempt from paying taxes.
Last year, the former Quezon City mayor faced 3 other graft charges over the local government’s purchase of allegedly defective solar panels and CCTV cameras.
Last year, the former Quezon City mayor faced 3 other graft charges over the local government’s purchase of allegedly defective solar panels and CCTV cameras.
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