Manny Pacquiao ‘s Group Clarifies Some Misunderstanding

Philippines – Sen. Manny Pacquiao, who is running for president, isn’t joining a call for Vice President Leni Robredo to pull out from the high-stakes May races, his mission director said Tuesday.

In a public interview hung on Easter Sunday, Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso approached Robredo to “be a legend” and pull out her nomination, guaranteeing her mission isn’t successful against overview leader Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.

Robredo has been following Marcos in pre-political race studies, which offer a preview of public opinion during the overview time frame yet are not intended to anticipate survey triumph.

The Congressperson Pacquiao accepts the decision ultimately depends on individuals. Since everyone recorded office for administration, he’d believe the decision should be coming from individuals and not from any calls for others to pull out.

In view of this, Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson and previous defense chief Norberto Gonzales likewise went to the question and answer session held at the five-star Peninsula Manila inn in Makati City. Lacson has explained that while the question and answer session was intended to pressure that they are not pulling out from the race, the call for Robredo to pull out was Moreno’s distant from everyone else.

Pacquiao should go to the occasion however he was unable to make it on schedule, Zamora said. It was Lacson who welcomed Pacquiao. The subject should be for solidarity, which is an extremely unclear thought.

This is what he expressed that they are just 20 days from races and we’ve go through such a lot of time, exertion and costs. How could anybody pull out for anyone? The mission supervisor added he was “assuage” that Pacquiao missed the occasion.

They call it help from above that he couldn’t make it. He was in the air, surrounding around, trusting that directions will land. In any case, sadly, [he] had the option to land not long before 2 p.m. also, the presser had previously gotten done. This is what Zamora said, noticing the kickback that the public interview incited on the web.

In a different meeting, Rep. Lito Atienza (Buhay party-list) said his running mate won’t join a satire show like that” alluding to Sunday’s public interview.