HERE’S behind-the-scenes footage from today’s Eleksyon 2007 Podcast recording session.
Senatorial bet Alan Peter Cayetano answered INQUIRER.net reporter Veronica Uy’s question on whether he would seek a review of the Visiting Forces Agreement.
HERE’S an excerpt from INQUIRER.net reporter Erwin Oliva’s article on party-list groups that are using YouTube in their campaign:
MANILA, Philippines–Left-leaning party list group Anakpawis has also taken its campaign to the web, posting several video clips on YouTube.
Other party list groups like Kabataan have posted video clips on YouTube to reach out to more voters who have access to the Internet.
Anakpawis said it was “venturing” into the web to reach out to younger voters who are mostly peasants and workers.
FOR Michael Defensor: Here in New Zealand, we are very proud about you, mate. You did a very good job the previous year, and you have very firm principles.
I hope most of the Filipinos in the Philippines will support you.
Mike, we pray for you to win in the coming elections.
IF ever there is a thorough investigation of the fire at the Commission on Elections, the findings will point to one direction: That it was not arson.
It was a highly suspicious fire that gutted the inventory of vital election documents, which of course was the target.
But, the officers-on-case will not compromise their positions, find the truth, and be roasted.
– NAP DE LA TORRE, 15A Elderberry Road, Burswood Estate Pakuranga, Auckland, New Zealand (via e-mail)
