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Irreversible - Vimarsana News

Irreversible

UNDER THE MICROSCOPE In pathological terms, irreversible applies to diseases so severe that recovery is no longer possible. Let’s apply that to the political arena. The Marcos Jr. camp is saying the survey leads are such that there is no way for him to lose. But let’s look at past experiences. 

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'May nanalo na?': Historical data shows Bongbong is 'statistically impossible' to overtake in surveys - Vimarsana News

'May nanalo na?': Historical data shows Bongbong is 'statistically impossible' to overtake in surveys

The UniTeam camp is claiming that it is now "statistically impossible" to overtake Partido Federal ng Pilipinas (PFP) presidential bet Bongbong Marcos in the surveys in time for the May 9 elections. Presidential candidate Bongbong Marcos (Noel Pabalate/ MANILA BULLETIN) The UniTeam, throug

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Not just doublespeak - Vimarsana News

Not just doublespeak

It was a sly shift of outgoing President Duterte in his talking from local politics to geo-politics.

'Yellow' no more? Samar gov says BBM-Sara will win big in province - Vimarsana News

'Yellow' no more? Samar gov says BBM-Sara will win big in province

A governor from a province that went "yellow" in 2016 is promising a huge win for the Bongbong Marcos-Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio tandem in the upcoming May 2022 polls. Samar province (Wikipedia) According to Samar Governor Reynolds Michael Tan, the province will deliver a 100,000-vote margin of

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Heated BBM-Leni fight expected in Negros - Vimarsana News

Heated BBM-Leni fight expected in Negros

BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN It’s going to be a heated fight between rival presidential candidates Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Leni Robredo in Negros Occidental,