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Father appeals for Mary Jane Veloso’s PH return
Father appeals for Mary Jane Veloso’s PH return
Jonathan Cellona,
ABS-CBN News
Published Sep 05, 2022 12:14 PM PHT
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Updated Sep 05, 2022 12:15 PM PHT
Cesar Veloso, father of Mary Jane, turns emotional during a prayer rally led by Migrante outside the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) in Pasay City on Monday. The group appealed to President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. to negotiate with his counterpart, President Joko Widodo the clemency for Mary Jane Veloso on humanitarian grounds.
Cesar Veloso, father of Mary Jane, turns emotional during a prayer rally led by Migrante outside the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) in Pasay City on Monday. The group appealed to President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. to negotiate with his counterpart, President Joko Widodo the clemency for Mary Jane Veloso on humanitarian grounds.
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'Bati-bati na tayo': Mayor-elect Isko Moreno wants to move on from rift with rivals
'Bati-bati na tayo': Mayor-elect Isko Moreno wants to move on from rift with rivals
MANILA CITY- Mayor-elect Isko Moreno Domagoso on Tuesday said he wants to "start healing" and lead the city of Manila with no hatred.
MANILA CITY- Mayor-elect Isko Moreno Domagoso on Tuesday said he wants to "start healing" and lead the city of Manila with no hatred.
He issued the statement shortly after being proclaimed as mayor of Manila.
He issued the statement shortly after being proclaimed as mayor of Manila.
"We start from healing. Bati bati na tayo. Nasaktan kami [ni Chi] don't get me wrong, we were emotionally and psychologically hurt. But the people [of Manila] have overwhelming spoken. and that's good enough vindication for chichi and I," said Domagoso.
"We start from healing. Bati bati na tayo. Nasaktan kami [ni Chi] don't get me wrong, we were emotionally and psychologically hurt. But the people [of Manila] have overwhelming spoken. and that's good enough vindication for chichi and I," said Domagoso.
The statement comes after issues of tension between him and former ally-turned-rival Honey Lacuna and her family, especially during the campaign season.
The statement comes after issues of tension between him and former ally-turned-rival Honey Lacuna and her family, especially during the campaign season.
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The former mayor beat the incumbent mayor after garnering 529,507 votes on the midterm elections.
The former mayor beat the incumbent mayor after garnering 529,507 votes on the midterm elections.
When asked if he has plans of reaching out to them, "Now I'm reaching out. If there is a chance, at the end of the day they are a citizen of this city and I am obliged to do service for them. We should start healing. Maraming mga masasakit na salita na naibato, sa amin nila Chi. Again and again I just wanted to lead the city with no hatred," Domagoso said.
When asked if he has plans of reaching out to them, "Now I'm reaching out. If there is a chance, at the end of the day they are a citizen of this city and I am obliged to do service for them. We should start healing. Maraming mga masasakit na salita na naibato, sa amin nila Chi. Again and again I just wanted to lead the city with no hatred," Domagoso said.
PLANS FOR MANILA
PLANS FOR MANILA
The mayor-elect says that he will prioritize projects that will focus on addressing orderliness and cleanliness in the city.
The mayor-elect says that he will prioritize projects that will focus on addressing orderliness and cleanliness in the city.
"Excited na ako but I know it's gonna be challenging. It's like back to zero. to the people who are watching, I will do my best. Will bring back certainty, order and cleanliness in our city," he said.
"Excited na ako but I know it's gonna be challenging. It's like back to zero. to the people who are watching, I will do my best. Will bring back certainty, order and cleanliness in our city," he said.
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