Sotto-Lacson tandem, Magdalo party seek political comeback

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FORMER senators Vicente "Tito” Sotto and Panfilo "Ping” Lacson, and House representative Garry Alejano were among those who sought to return to politics as they filed their certificate of candidacy (COC) on Wednesday.

According to the Commission on Elections, after the two days of COC filing, there are now a total of 26 aspirants for party-list representative seats and 27 for senatorial positions.

Now, the two are running for senator under the Marcos administration-backed Alyansa para sa Bagong Pilipinas and the “Macho bloc” where they are joined by incumbent senator Lito Lapid, who also filed his COC for re-election.