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Palace reminds local bets: Follow the law
Malacañang urged local candidates to strictly adhere to the law as the local election campaign period began on March 28.
Communications Undersecretary Claire Castro emphasized that candidates, as future leaders, must set an example by following legal statutes.
She also reminded security forces to remain apolitical and loyal to the country and the Constitution.
Castro advised candidates to prioritize the well-being of their constituents during their campaigns, especially considering the current high heat index.
The Department of Health's advisory on staying hydrated and avoiding excessive heat exposure was also reiterated.
Meanwhile, the Commission on Elections conducted "Oplan Baklas" to remove illegal campaign materials, with chairperson George Garcia noting many violations.
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