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MANILA, Philippines – What do they stand for? And why should we vote for them?
On Saturday, April 13, exactly a month before the May 13 elections, Rappler is holding a senatorial debate in a public park, the Quezon City Memorial Circle. By doing so, Rappler hopes to bring as close as possible to the people a political exercise that will allow a free exchange of ideas on issues that matter to the life of the nation.
Facing off are the following candidates:
- Risa Hontiveros (Team PNoy) and Teddy Casiño (Makabayan);
- Grace Poe (Team PNoy) and Eddie Villanueva (Bangon Pilipinas);
- Bam Aquino (Team PNoy) and Richard Gordon (United Nationalist Alliance).
The debate will livestreamed here and simulcast on Radyo Natin’s 100 radio stations nationwide (check the list of Radyo Natin stations below this article). The debate will begin at 7 pm and end at 9 pm.
Netizens can also follow the live blog by clicking here.
Before this, Rappler wil be conducting a Google Hangout with the social media managers of 5 of the 6 senatorial candidates, to talk about the challenges of and strategies in bringing the campaigns online.
It is the first media debate to be held in an open space in these elections — at the Liwasang Aurora, Quezon Memorial Circle just across Quezon City Hall. This will allow as many voters to participate in the discussions. Those who want to attend may secure seats by availing of the free tickets that Rappler is distributing online. But they have to be at the venue before 6:30 pm or forfeit their seats.
TOWN | PROVINCE | ||
LUZON | |||
1 | CAR | Bontoc | Mt. Province |
2 | CAR | Buguias | Benguet |
3 | CAR | Tabuk | Kalinga |
4 | I | Bangued | Abra |
5 | I | Candon | Ilocos Sur |
6 | II | Claveria | Cagayan |
7 | II | Aparri | Cagayan |
8 | II | Bayombong | Nueva Vizcaya |
9 | II | Santiago | Isabela |
10 | II | Maddela | Quirino |
11 | III | Alaminos | Pangasinan |
12 | III | Guimba | Nueva Ecija |
13 | III | Iba | Zambales |
14 | III | San Jose | Nueva Ecija |
15 | IV | Atimonan | Quezon |
16 | IV | Baler | Aurora |
17 | IV | Boac | Marinduque |
18 | IV | Bongabong | Or. Mindoro |
19 | IV | Brooke’s Point | Palawan |
20 | IV | Calauag | Quezon |
21 | IV | Catanauan | Quezon |
22 | IV | Coron | Palawan |
23 | IV | Gumaca | Quezon |
24 | IV | Infanta | Quezon |
25 | IV | Looc | Romblon |
26 | IV | Naujan | Or. Mindoro |
27 | IV | Odiongan | Romblon |
28 | IV | Padre Garcia | Batangas |
29 | IV | Pinamalayan | Or. Mindoro |
30 | IV | Roxas | Or. Mindoro |
31 | IV | Roxas | Palawan |
32 | IV | Sablayan | Occ. Mindoro |
33 | IV | San Jose | Occ. Mindoro |
34 | IV | Sta. Cruz | Marinduque |
35 | V | Buhi | Camarines Sur |
36 | V | Iriga City | Camarines Sur |
37 | V | Irosin | Sorsogon |
38 | V | Masbate City | Masbate |
39 | V | Paracale | Camarines Norte |
40 | V | Pilar | Sorsogon |
41 | V | Pio Duran | Albay |
42 | V | Sorsogon City | Sorsogon |
43 | V | Sta. Elena | Camarines Norte |
44 | V | Tabaco | Albay |
45 | V | Tiwi | Albay |
46 | V | Virac | Catanduanes |
VISAYAS | |||
47 | VI | Argao | Cebu |
48 | VI | Madridejos | Cebu |
49 | VI | Pinamungahan | Cebu |
50 | VI | Hinigaran | Negros Occ. |
51 | VI | Kabankalan | Negros Occ. |
52 | VI | Sipalay | Negros Occ. |
53 | VI | San Carlos City | Negros Occ. |
54 | VI | Bugasong | Antique |
55 | VI | Patnongon | Antique |
56 | VI | Sagay | Negros Occ. |
57 | VI | San Jose | Antique |
58 | VII | Bais City | Negros Oriental |
59 | VII | Bayawan | Negros Oriental |
60 | VII | Guihulngan | Negros Oriental |
61 | VII | Jagna | Bohol |
62 | VII | Ubay | Bohol |
63 | VIII | Allen | Northern Samar |
64 | VIII | Baybay | Leyte |
65 | VIII | Ormoc | Leyte |
66 | VIII | Calbayog | Western Samar |
67 | VIII | Guiuan | Eastern Samar |
68 | VIII | Naval | Biliran |
69 | VIII | Sogod | Southern Leyte |
70 | VIII | Borongan | Eastern Samar |
71 | VIII | Oras | Eastern Samar |
MINDANAO | |||
72 | IX | Buug | Zamboanga Sibugay |
73 | IX | Kabasalan | Zamboanga Sibugay |
74 | IX | Margosatubig | Zambo del Sur |
75 | IX | Ipil | Zambo del Sibugay |
76 | Dipolog | Zambo del Norte | |
77 | IX | Pagadian City | Zambo del Sur |
78 | IX | Sindangan | Zambo del Norte |
79 | Cagayan de Oro | Misamis Oriental | |
80 | X | Gingoog | Misamis Oriental |
81 | X | Manolo Fortich | Bukidnon |
82 | X | Maramag | Bukidnon |
83 | XI | Baganga | Davao Oriental |
84 | XI | Gov. Generoso | Davao Oriental |
85 | XI | Lupon | Davao Oriental |
86 | XI | Kiamba | Sarangani |
87 | XI | Malita | Davao del Sur |
88 | XI | Manay | Davao Oriental |
89 | XI | Mati | Davao Oriental |
90 | XI | Nabunturan | Compostela |
91 | XI | Sto. Tomas | Davao del Norte |
92 | XI | Tagum | Davao del Norte |
93 | XII | Isulan | Sultan Kudarat |
94 | XII | Kidapawan | North Cotabato |
95 | XII | Tacurong | Sultan Kudarat |
96 | ARMM | Bongao | Tawi-tawi |
97 | ARMM | Marawi City | Lanao del Sur |
98 | CARAGA | Bayugan | Agusan del Sur |
99 | CARAGA | Bislig | Surigao del Sur |
100 | CARAGA | San Francisco | Agusan del Sur |
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