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BACOLOD. NPC gubernatorial bet Vice Governor Genaro Alvarez (L) with running mate Eugenio Lacson (R) file their certificates of candidacy with Provincial Comelec Supervisor Atty. Jessie Suarez Monday. (Carla N. Canet)
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BACOLOD. NPC gubernatorial bet Vice Governor Genaro Alvarez (L) with running mate Eugenio Lacson (R) file their certificates of candidacy with Provincial Comelec Supervisor Atty. Jessie Suarez Monday. (Carla N. Canet)

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  • Senator Koko Pimentel is the first senatorial bet to file his certificate of candidacy (COC) Monday morning. (Virgil Lopez)
  • MANILA. Reelectionist Manila City Mayor Alfredo Lim and his running mate actor and City Councillor Lou Veloso file Monday their certificates of candidacy before the Commission on Elections. (Michael Superales/Sunnex)
  • MISAMIS Oriental Vice Governor Norris Babiera (extreme left) leads the province’s candidates in filing their certificates of candidacy at the provincial Commission on Elections office on Monday. (Joey P. Nacalaban)
  • CANDIDATES of the Liberal Party for Misamis Oriental and their supporters show off the party sign before marching toward the provincial Commission on Elections office to file their certificates of candidacy. (Joey P. Nacalaban)
  • BACOLOD. Rep. Anthony T. Golez Jr., accompanied by his family, files his certificate of candidacy for his reelection bid as an independent candidate before the Comelec office Monday. (Carla N. Canet)
  • BACOLOD. Entries for ABS CBN’s mask-making contest are on display at Robinsons Place until October 21. (Merlinda A. Pedrosa)
  • BACOLOD. NPC gubernatorial bet Vice Governor Genaro Alvarez (L) with running mate Eugenio Lacson (R) file their certificates of candidacy with Provincial Comelec Supervisor Atty. Jessie Suarez Monday. (Carla N. Canet)
  • Ex-congresswoman Cynthia Villar says she is in favor of sin tax, FOI bills. (Virgil Lopez)
  • BACOLOD. Rep. Albee Benitez of the third district (R) poses with (L-R) Victorias City mayoralty bet Vice Mayor Wantan Palanca, Silay City Vice Mayor Mark Andrew Golez, Board Member Patrick Lacson and Johna Ko. (Teresa D. Ellera)
  • MANILA. Makabayan Coalition candidate Teddy Casino hand signs a "C" for Casino as he filed his certificate of candidacy for senator Wednesday morning.
  • BACOLOD. Former congressman Jose Carlos Lacson (3rd district, Negros Occidental) (L) poses with Provincial Comelec Supervisor Jessie Suarez after he filed his Certificate of Candidacy Tuesday. (Teresa D. Ellera)
  • MANILA. Aurora Representative Juan Edgardo "Sonny" Angara files his candidacy papers at the Comelec main office with his wife, youngest son, and father Senator Edgardo Angara. (Kathrina Alvarez/Sunnex)
  • MANILA. Senator Antonio Trillanes IV files his certificate of candidacy on Wednesday accompanied by his wife his wife and Colonel Ariel Querubin. (Kathrina Alvarez/Sunnex)
  • MANILA. Puerto Princesa Mayor Edward Hagedorn turned down an offer by former President Joseph Estrada to join the United Nationalist Alliance and filed his COC on Wednesday as an independent senator. (Kathrina Alvarez/Sunnex)
  • ZAMBOANGA. Lamitan City Mayor Roderick Furigay (left) and wife Rosita (2nd from left) accompanied by their supporters on Wednesday troop to the election office to file their candidacies for the 2013 polls. (Bong Garcia)
  • MISTAKEN. Reynaldo Patiño shows the news story printed in Sun.Star SuperBalita that says he died in a road accident in Barili. (Alex Badayos)
  • CAGAYAN DE ORO. Two journalists in Cagayan de Oro show off their disgust to the newly-passed Cybercrime Prevention Act by taping their mouth as the new law is believed to gag the media’s freedom of speech and expression. (Joey P. Nacalaban)
  • CAGAYAN DE ORO. Councilor President Elipe presides the meeting attended by representatives from different malls in the city during the launching of eco bag project last Monday. (Joey P. Nacalaban)
  • WAKEE WAKEE EH EH.  Some 2,000 to 3,000 by police estimate accompany boxing promoter Wakee Salud (in red shirt with dark shades) the Commission on Elections to file a certificate of candidacy for Cordova mayor. Salud has been declared by the court to be a non-resident of Cordova. Salud has come up with a complete slate, who are identified by their red shirts.  (Sun.Star/Alan Tangcawan)
  • BACOLOD. Atty. Lyndon Caña, with Bacolod Comelec officer Mavil Majarucon-Sia, shows the certificate of candidacy he filed on Thursday, October 4, 2012. (Carla N. Canet)
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