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Pacman’s supporters tear down his posters

Posted by Michille on April 2nd, 2007

By Joseph Jubelag

GENERAL SANTOS CITY—Political supporters of boxing champion Manny Pacquiao have started tearing down posters with his commercial endorsements around the city to comply with election rules after he was declared a candidate for the First District of South Cotabato.

Members of the People’s Champ Movement led by Pacquiao’s younger brother, Ruel, started removing the posters a day before the March 29 deadline for the filing of certificates of candidacy for local positions.

“This shows that we are following the election guidelines set by the Commission on Elections,” the younger Pacquiao said, referring to regulations that limit campaign posters to designated areas.

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