By Christina I. Hermoso, Genalyn D. Genalyn, Ben R. Rosario, Hannah L. Torregoza, Charissa M. Luci, Ellson A. Quismorio, and Vanne Elaine P. Terrazola The Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV) Chairperson Henrietta T. de Villa lamented what she termed as “vicious campaigning” that took place prior to today’s national elections, with the presidential candidates ripping one another in their respective “miting de avance” and street party last Saturday. “Since the beginning of the automated election system in 2010, I’m sad to say that it’s only now that we experienced this terrible campaigning,” lamented De Villa in a CBCP News post. “Never had there been a time when the elections have been subjected to such vicious campaigning,” she said. “It seems that good manners and right conduct doesn’t matter anymore. What is important is to win at all cost,” she added. PNOY HITS DUTERTE In his harshest argument against presidential [...]
