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Lacson files SOCE
Senator Panfilo "Ping" Lacson was the only presidential candidate to have filed his Statement of Contributions and Expenditures (SOCE) ahead of the June 8 deadline.
Former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV and Senator Guillermo Eleazar have also submitted their SOCEs.
Eight party-list groups, including Ang Kabuhayan, Ako Bisaya, Kabalikat ng Mamamayan, Abante, Anakpawis, Ang Bumbero, Bayan Muna, and A Teacher, have filed their SOCEs, joining early filers Abono, Senior Citizen, and Bisaya Gyud.
Unido Party is the sole political party to have submitted its SOCE so far.
The law requires all candidates and political parties to file their SOCE within 30 days after Election Day.
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