The Commission on Elections can’t stop negative campaigning because it is allowed by law, according to the chief of the poll body.
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MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Elections (Comelec) reminded candidates and their supporters that, while “negative campaigning” is allowed, they should keep it “classy.” The poll body made this advice amid a brewing word war between the camps of President Marcos and former President Rodrigo Duterte in the course of the election campaign which began
The Commission on Elections can’t stop negative campaigning because it is allowed by law, according to the chief of the poll body.
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