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Duterte’s possible endorsement of prexy bet ‘game-changer’
Malacañang believes President Rodrigo Duterte's endorsement of a presidential candidate could significantly impact the upcoming elections.
Acting presidential spokesperson Martin Andanar stated that Duterte remains popular and is not a "lame-duck" president, suggesting his endorsement carries weight.
Andanar noted that many people are anticipating who the President will endorse, highlighting its potential to be a "game changer."
Presidential aspirants Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. and Isko Moreno are reportedly seeking Duterte's endorsement.
A faction of PDP-Laban aligned with Duterte has already expressed support for Marcos.
President Duterte is scheduled to visit Cebu to monitor peace and development initiatives and attend a PDP-Laban campaign rally.
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