Race to Replace Duterte

As Japan elections looms, as well as in the Philippines.  October 2021, some registered candidates want to be the president of the country Philippines. With more than a month before the closing of substitution of candidates, these are some of the candidates that are making abuzz for the 2022 presidential elections. 

 

Will Duterte’s daughter Sara seek the Philippine presidency?

 

  

 

Sara Duterte-Carpio has already filed to run for a third term as mayor of Davao but there are indications she could mount a last-minute presidential bid. “Run, Sara, Run!” As her supporters cried from a convoy of vehicles to show their solidarity with the president’s daughter. Davao Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio, who is seen as the favored candidate of her father and the ruling party.  

Is Leni the unifying leader our country desperately needs?

 

 

The Vice President earlier said her primary consideration in finalizing her presidential run was to ensure that the “anti-democratic, anti-rights, corrupt, and self-serving” kind of governance under Duterte would be stopped in 2022. but some of the people questioned her why she let the students at UP, PUP and other Universities in the country to be recruited by the members of Makabayan Block with Elago, Guliamat, Sator Ocampo, Colmenares, Gaite and others to be a member of the armed rebel of NPA, NDF, CPP and let their dead bodies by their comrades become fertilizer in the jungle; and as she runs for presidential elections She also wants to block the return of the family of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos to Malacañang. Is she capable of going outside her immediate circle and comfort zone? 

Manila mayor Isko Moreno declares he will run for the Philippine presidency?

 

 

He is the third high-profile politician and former ally of Duterte to declare a presidential bid. “Instead of flattening the curve we have flattened the economy, yet many people continue to flatline in our hospitals,” Isko Moreno said on Wednesday, speaking from a new housing development in the Manila slums of Tondo, where he grew up and worked as a rubbish collector before he became an actor. “Yes, I grew up being poor. But I have never been bad-mannered. Although I’ve lived in the trash, not once did I become foul-mouthed,” he said while taking a swipe at the alleged corruption in the Duterte administration’s purchase of medical equipment during the pandemic.” I may not give you a perfect government, but together we can make it better,” Moreno said, as he announced his bid for the top job. Can he make it better not only in Manila?  

 

 Boxer-senator Manny Pacquiao to run for Philippine president?

 

 

 

Former Boxer Legend Manny Pacquiao accepted the nomination of his PDP-Laban party at its national convention, saying that the Filipino people have been waiting for a

change of government. To critics who question his qualifications, the famous boxer has said his experience of personal hardships will better equip him to understand people’s suffering — and fight poverty and corruption. “I am a fighter, and I will always be a fighter inside and outside the ring,” Pacquiao, 42 years old, said in his speech. “In my whole life, I have not backed down on any fight,” Pacquiao said. Does the rule of boxing the same as the government rule that he can handle?  

 

 

 One more chance, Panfilo Lacson runs for president again?

 

 

Senator Panfilo Lacson filed his certificate of candidacy for president the first to confirm a run for the top post to replace the controversial but popular incumbent Rodrigo Duterte. Former police chief Lacson, 73 years old, made his announcement alongside Senate speaker Vicente Sotto, a former actor, musician, and four-term lawmaker who will be his running mate in the vice-presidential contest. “Between me and Senate president Sotto are more than 80 years of honest, dedicated, and competent public service,” Lacson said, drawing cheers from a small crowd and from virtual attendees. Panfilo Lacson, who ran unsuccessfully for president in 2004, is known for helping to draft a controversial anti-terror law, which activists have condemned and fear could be used to crush dissent in one of Asia’s most liberal democracies. Will Panfilo Lacson be the next Duterte as he is also known for his tough stance on crime? 

 

 All candidates should be heard, even Bongbong Marcos?

 

 

The son of late Philippines strongman Ferdinand Marcos declared that he will run for president, ending speculation about his political ambitions but stirring anger among victims of his father’s brutal era of martial law. The younger Marcos says he’s more than ready to move on from the memories of those years and that the rest of the Philippines should be too. He says he would rather focus on the overwhelming problems the country faces and the modern-day solutions to solving them. Former President Ferdinand Marcos has the legacy of achieving one of the greatest agricultural outputs among past presidents of the Philippines. It was during his presidency that the Philippines saw the Golden Age of Agriculture. Inspired by this legacy of his father, Senator Bongbong Marcos has also been a staunch advocate of using agriculture as the key to economic development. Can the young Marcos continue his late father’s legacy in a positive way?  

 

but in the long run…

every Filipino question, is the new President can change The Philippine Toxic Government System?