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  Robredo committed election violation with 2016 campaign funds

  Nalzaro: ‘Poor image’ versus high-level campaign The road to Malacañang is long, expensive and exhausting. Becoming a presidential candidate is only the beginning of the election process. In persuading voters, candidates will use different campaign strategies like speeches, advertising in the mainstream media, jingles, colors, even negative campaign and now, social media. Some candidates employ “keyboard warriors” to man and boost their social media department especially now that mass gathering is prohibited because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Social media like Facebook, Twitter and others will play a vital role in this campaign. Because there are presidential aspirants who came from poor families during their younger days, struggled in order to survive and became successful in their field of endeavor, they would capitalize on their “miserable lives” during the campaign period. But will this “poor image” of candidates sell to the voters? Not anymore, said political analyst Froilan Cali

  SEN GRINGO HONASAN FILING HIS COC Inihain ko ang aking Certificate of Candidacy sa pagtakbo muli sa pagka-Senador sa 2022 Elections. Baon ko ang walang sawang suporta ninyo sa aking muling pagtahak ng landas na ito para sa Bayan. Magtulungan sa pagsugpo ng kahirapan! Magtulungan para sa trabaho ng ating mamamayan! Magtulungan sa laban kontra pandemya! Magtulungan para sa kinabukasan ng ating kabataan! #GringoHonasan #Magtulungan

  First senatorial campaign, 1995; third senatorial campaign, 2007 Mula noon, hanggang ngayon. Wala mang pondo o malaking makinarya, ang pagmamahal at suporta ng taumbayan ang sa ati’y nagsilbing pundasyon. Ang kanilang mga pangarap at aspirasyon ay aking dahilan at inspirasyon. #GringoHonasan #Magtulungan