BOTO nAMEN: Demystifying the Catholic vote

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Is there such a thing as a Catholic vote?

BOTO nAMEN: Demystifying the Catholic Vote


MANILA, Philippines – As the Catholic Church continues to face issues such as the RH Bill and Sin Tax law, questions arise about the possibility of a Catholic vote. 

The University of the Philippines Diliman Communication Research 165 WWX class will hold a paper presentation entitled, “BOTO nAMEN: Demystifying the Catholic Vote” on March 18 from 9 am to 12 noon at the College of Mass Communication Media Center TV Studio. 

With the 2013 elections only a few months away, the presentation of the research paper explores varied opinions on whether Filipino Catholics will vote as one block. Others believe Catholic leaders and groups may initiate a Catholic block voting by creating a list of candidates to vote and not to vote for. Others argue that a Catholic vote is not possible at all.

For further inquiries about the study, contact Mikka Marquez at 09175407702 or at mikkamarquez@gmail.com. Visit their Facebook page here. – Rappler.com

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