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Lacson says he will go home, serve his family ‘for a change’
Senator Panfilo Lacson announced his intention to return home and focus on his family after the recent elections.
Lacson stated on Twitter that after dedicating much of his time to public service, he now wishes to prioritize his family's needs.
He expressed a desire for peace and quiet, considering it a significant reward for his life's work.
Preliminary election results show Lacson trailing behind other presidential candidates, placing him in fifth position.
Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. is currently leading the presidential race based on partial and unofficial tallies.
Lacson previously indicated that he would not seek a government position if he were to lose the presidential election.
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