MANILA, Philippines – After having rested – and regrouped – during the Holy Week, candidates for national positions are back on a busier-than-usual campaign trail – the local hustings having started before Easter.
This week, we expect presidential and vice presidential candidates, even their senatorial slates, to join the proclamation rallies of their local allies.
Here are the schedules of national candidates for the week of March 28 to April 3:
Monday, March 28
- Liberal Party (LP) presidental candidate Manuel Roxas II campaigns in the city of Manila. He will visit the Islamic Center in Barangay San Miguel, Divisoria, and Binondo. The day ends with the proclamation rally of LP mayoral bet Alfredo Lim. President Benigno Aquino III will join his anointed bets.
- LP vice presidential bet Leni Robredo, meanwhile, will attend a proclamation rally in Maguindanao before joining Roxas and Aquino in Manila. She is also set to join the party's proclamation rally in the 5th district of Quezon City.
- PDP-Laban presidential bet Rodrigo Duterte stays in his home city of Davao to celebrate his 71st birthday with constituents.
- United Nationalist Alliance standard-bearer Jejomar Binay graces the proclamation rally of his daughter, Makati mayoral candidate Abigail Binay, at the corner of Chino Roces Avenue and Metropolitan Avenue at 6 pm.
- Vice presidential candidate Ferdinand Marcos Jr campaigns in Tarlac.
Tuesday, March 29
- Independent presidential candidate Grace Poe campaigns in Batangas.
- Roxas campaigns Quezon province .
- Duterte visits Abra.
- Marcos has sorties in Pampanga
Wednesday, March 30
- Poe campaigns in Pangasinan.
- Roxas attends a forum with members of the Makati Business Club then campaigns in parts of the National Capital Region.
- Duterte visits Quezon province.
Thursday, March 31
- Poe visits Bohol.
- Roxas begins a 3-day sojourn around parts of Mindanao.
Friday, April 1
- Poe campaigns in Rizal.
- Roxas continues his Mindanao sorties.
Saturday, April 2
- Roxas wraps up his Mindanao sorties.
Sunday, April 3
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