BAGUIO CITY, Philippines --- Sen. JV Ejercito said on Saturday that he was fully aware of the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) request not to campaign during their alumni homecoming. He said only his friends got the cellphone holders that his supporters and those of fellow senatorial candidate Ronald de la Rosa, former Bureau of Corrections chief, gave away. According to Ejercito, who is seeking re-election this 2019 midterm elections, he followed PMA policy. "In fact pati car ko tinaggal stickers," he said in a message toINQUIRER.net. [In fact, even the stickers on my car were removed.] He also added that he never gave any instructions to his staff about giving away ...
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