Sen. Ping Lacson's Closing Statement at the #KBPForum

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 Sen. Ping Lacson's Closing Statement at the #KBPForum

To the Filipino people, when the dust settled in the war zone and all programs and platforms were heard, I sincerely hope that I was able to present myself as the leader we need: competent, qualified, and with the wealth of experience.


Ito ang aking panata sa bayan: towards the end of my term as President, there should be no doubt in the mind of every Filipino that we are better off than when we started; that our people trust their government much better than ever before.


Maraming salamat po sa ating lahat.


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