In Davao del Sur, Marcos assures public his promises were not mere ‘campaign slogans’

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In Davao del Sur, Marcos assures public his promises were not mere ‘campaign slogans’
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. thanked the people of Davao del Sur for the overwhelming number of votes he garnered there in the last elections and assured them that the promises he made at the height of the campaign were not “mere campaign slogans.”

President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. joins the grand celebration and festivities of the 56th ‘Araw ng Davao Del Sur’ in Digos City on Saturday, July 1.

DAVAO CITY — President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. thanked the people of Davao del Sur for the overwhelming number of votes he garnered there in the last elections and assured them that the promises he made at the height of the campaign were not “mere campaign slogans.” “ the brief, ang tatalo lang sa resulta ng Davao del Sur ay Ilocos Norte ,” said the President in a personal note to people of Davao del Sur during his speech in the province’s 56th founding anniversary on Saturday, July 1.“Hindi po kayo mabibigo sa inyong ibinigay na supporta.

He did not mention his campaign promise to bring down the price of rice to P20 per kilo but he lauded Davao del Sur as the first province in the Davao region to be declared “insurgency-free.”

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