The Comelec is expected to come out in the coming days with a resolution listing the regulations that candidates must follow during the campaign period.įor now, all candidates are expected to have posters not bigger than 61 centimeters x 91 cm, which should only be placed in common posting areas to be determined by the local Comelec office.Ĭandidates running with a political party are allowed to spend P3 per voter, while those running independently can spend up to P5. Jimenez acknowledged that while “premature campaigning happening, it cannot be prohibited for now because the campaign period has yet to start.” Aside from a prison term, violators may be stripped of their right to vote and disqualified from holding public office. 9006, or the Fair Election Act, prohibits the showing of any movie, cinematography or documentary depicting the life or biography of a candidate during the campaign period. “ already know this but we’ll send them copies of the resolution highlighting the provision that prohibits the showing of any cinematographic works from the start of the campaign period,” Comelec spokesperson James Jimenez told reporters. On Wednesday, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) warned that cinema owners could face jail time of up to six years should they continue to screen Dela Rosa’s biopic after the start of the official campaign period on Feb. It was “a tribute to an officer and a soldier of the Republic of the Philippines … has the balls and the heart,” he said.
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The President was a “major influence” in his life and career, said Dela Rosa, who is running for senator in the May elections.Īlthough the movie was released two weeks before the start of the campaign period, Mr. “ said the movie was good, and said ‘congratulations,’” Dela Rosa said of the movie that showed his rise from being a fresh graduate of the Philippine Military Academy to his appointment as Philippine National Police chief when Mr.
Reyes copied the President’s mannerisms, such as his habit of pressing his fingers to his forehead and his signature cursing. The incident became controversial when the President joked in one of his campaign speeches about the Australian missionary raped and killed in the riot. The audience erupted into chuckles when Reyes made his first appearance in a scene depicting the 1989 hostage crisis at the Davao Penal Colony. portrayed the President when he was still Davao City mayor, with Dela Rosa then a young police officer in the President’s turf.Īction star Robin Padilla played the lead role in the movie “Bato: The Gen. I was seated beside him and he was laughing,” said Dela Rosa, whose life story was screened on Tuesday night in a commercial theater. “He was surprised that the actor looked like him … He was really pleased.
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