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MANILA — Four of the Philippines' presidential candidates on Saturday laid down plans to tackle the country's biggest issues in an interview with the

MANILA - Four of the Philippines' presidential candidates on Saturday (Jan 22) laid down plans to tackle the country's biggest issues in an interview with the nation's leading broadcaster, but notable was the absence of early frontrunner Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Marcos, a clear favourite for the May 9 presidential election, declined to participate, saying the host was biased against him,...

Without a formidable challenger, GMA Network Inc., citing data from Nielsen Philippines, said on Monday it was the preferred television channel in the country last year, recording a net reach of 95.7 percent with an estimated 83 million viewers. The Gozon-led television giant said it was “the most watched channel…

Four of the Philippines' presidential candidates on Saturday laid down plans to tackle the country's biggest issues in an interview with the nation's leading broadcaster, but notable was the absence of early frontrunner Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

Four of the Philippines’ presidential candidates on Saturday laid down plans to tackle the country’s biggest issues in an interview with the nation’s leading broadcaster, but notable was the absence of early frontrunner Philippine Senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Marcos, a clear favorite for the May 9 presidential election, declined to participate, saying that the host was biased against him, a charge GMA Network Inc denied. The prerecorded interviews, which ran for three hours, set social med...

Four of the Philippines’ presidential candidates laid down plans to tackle the country’s biggest issues in an interview with the nation’s leading broadcaster, but notable was the absence of early frontrunner Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

MANILA (Reuters) - Four of the Philippines' presidential candidates on Saturday laid down plans to tackle the country's biggest issues in an interview with the nation's leading broadcaster, but notable was the absence of early frontrunner Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

Four presidential candidates join an interview while early frontrunner Ferdinand Marcos Jr declines to participate