A COMMISSION on Elections (Comelec) official warned parties involved in a disqualification hearing against presidential candidate Ferdinand “Bongbong” R. Marcos of being held in contempt and thrown in jail if they “disturb” the proceedings. READ:
“Anyone who will disturb the proceeding on Jan. 7 or interrupt me or a Commissioner will be declared in contempt and sent to Manila Jail for 48 hours,” Comelec Commissioner Ma. Rowena Amelia V. Guanzon, who is part of the division handling the case, said on Twitter on Monday.She also gave a reminder on strict adherence to health protocols and other Comelec regulations.floor lobby. No mask no entry. No bodyguards, no weapons,” she said.
The other petitions assert similar arguments, while Mr. Mangelen claims that he is the duly-elected chairman of Partido Federal ng Pilipinas and that Mr. Marcos’ certificate of nomination and acceptance by the party is “unauthorized, defective, invalid, and void.”
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