Manila Bulletin
Pacquiao says he's waiting for 'God's sign' if it's time to withdraw from Palace race
Senator Manny Pacquiao stated that only divine intervention would cause him to withdraw from the presidential race.
Pacquiao dismissed rumors circulating on social media about his withdrawal to endorse a rival candidate.
He emphasized that his decision to run or withdraw is contingent upon receiving a 'conviction' or 'instructions' from God.
The presidential aspirant affirmed his commitment to continuing his campaign and supporting his advocacies for the Filipino people.
Pacquiao reiterated that he has never backed down from any challenge, whether in boxing or in politics.
He cited his past boxing experiences where he would dream of the outcome of his fights, which always came true, as a way he would recognize God's signs.
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