Comelec spokesperson James Jimenez said Saturday the Comelec 2nd Division junked the petition filed by Danilo Lihaylihay in a ruling promulgated on Dec. 16.
MANILA— The Commission on Elections has denied a bid to declare former senator Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. a nuisance candidate, the first of several cases against his 2022 presidential bid to be resolved.
READ: Comelec 2nd Division junks petition seeking to declare as nuisance candidate presidential aspirant Bongbong Marcos. In 1995, Marcos was convicted by a Quezon City court for non-payment of income taxes and non-filing of tax returns from 1982 up to 1985, and was meted the penalty of imprisonment and payment of fines.
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