Manila Bulletin
Leni camp helps hasten canvassing of votes for president, VP with graceful move
The camps of Vice President Leni Robredo and Manila Mayor Isko Moreno have expressed no objection to the official canvassing of votes for president and vice president.
Robredo's counsel, lawyer Romulo Macalintal, stated that they will not object to the inclusion of certificates of canvass from various provincial and city boards.
Macalintal cited Robredo's earlier statement urging supporters to accept the majority's decision following the May 9 polls, acknowledging that "the voice of the people is becoming clearer."
To expedite the proceedings, they also waived their appearance during the canvassing process.
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