[THREAD] In post-#PiliPinasDebates2022 media interviews, presidential candidates Robredo, Lacson, Domagoso, De Guzman all agree government should pursue Marcos family’s unpaid estate taxes now amounting to P203 billion. #Halalan2022 @ABSCBNNews Senator Ping Lacson takes a swipe at lone absentee in #PiliPinasDebates2022 Bongbong Marcos Jr. regarding family’s unpaid estate taxes (📷 @jauhnetienne) #Halalan2022 @ABSCBNNews

The Comelec’s first presidential debate begins.

First Question:

“Ano ang isang sektor na uunahin mong palakasin at bibigyang prayoridad upang mapabilis ang pag-ahon ng ating ekonomiya?” #PiliPinasDebates2022 Presidential candidate Mayor @IskoMoreno Domagoso says food security will be his first focus in terms of economic recovery amid #COVID19 pandemic. #PiliPinasDebates2022 @ABSCBNNews

LOOK: Dr. Jose Montemayor Jr. arrives at Sofitel Hotel for Comelec’s official #PiliPinasDebates2022 for presidential bets.

Montemayor says he didn’t make a lot of preparations since the topics that will be discussed—pandemic and economy—are the “source of my income.” @ABSCBNNews LOOK: Presidential bet Senator Panfilo “Ping” Lacson now in Sofitel Hotel for #PiliPinasDebates2022 #Halalan2022 @ABSCBNNews

LOOK: Pro-administration blogger Mocha Uson, who is running as representative of Mothers for Change (MOCHA) Party-list, joins Moreno-Ong campaign rally in Kawit, Cavite #Halalan2022 @ABSCBNNews Uson introduces Mayor @IskoMoreno Domagoso as next president of the PH.

“Kaya po tayo nandito dahil nag-switch to Isko na rin tayo.” #Halalan2022 @ABSCBNNews

LOOK: Presidential candidate Mayor @IskoMoreno Domagoso arrives in Cavite for a campaign rally.

Domagoso, his #Halalan2022 slate will hold a motorcade around Bacoor, Imus and Kawit this Friday. @ABSCBNNews Domagoso asked to react to Cavite Gov. Jonvic Remulla’s promise that Bongbong Marcos Jr. will get province’s 800,000 votes.

“Ang importante sa akin ang taumbayan. Diretso ako sa taumbayan, sa mamamayan. Okay lang ‘yun, malalaman din naman natin pagdating sa Mayo.” @ABSCBNNews

Remember Popburri, the popsicle shop & restaurant which turned into a shelter for the homeless amid the #LuzonLockdown? Starting today, Popburri will no longer take in homeless people after barangay officials shut it down for reportedly violating quarantine protocols. @ABSCBNNews But barangay officials made it clear, they are not against charity. They say that while they recognize the good intent behind the actions of Popburri’s owner, enhanced community quarantine protocols such as social distancing & “staying at home” are not practiced. @ABSCBNNews