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| Jinkee's Proclamation – People’s Champ Movement chair and Sarangani Rep. Emmanuel ‘Manny’ Pacquiao officially endorse his wife Jinkee who is running for vice governor before a huge crowd of thousands amid a grand PCM proclamation rally Sunday (March 31, 2013) in Malungon, Sarangani. Seated (L-R) below are local PCM candidates for councilor Mark Henson Villareal, Nene Espinosa-Santos, Mayor Reynaldo ‘Bong’ Constantino, Board members Eugene Alzate and Virgilio Tobias, municipal vice mayoralty aspirant Jessie Dela Cruz, Board Member Abdulracman Pangolima, outgoing vice mayor Benjamin Guilley-now vying for municipal councilor and reelectionist councilor Mariano Escalada. For more information, please visit malungon.blogspot.com (Isagani Palma-MALUNGON INFORMATION OFFICE). |
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| A gesture of confidence – People’s Champ Movement official candidates for municipal councilor (L-R) Mark Henson Villareal, Nene Espinosa-Santos, incumbent Mayor Reynaldo ‘Bong’ Constantino, vice gubernatorial bet Jinkee and husband Rep. Manny Pacquiao (uncontested congressman), reelectionist Board Member Virgilio Tobias, and vice mayoralty candidate Jessie Dela Cruz gestures with confidence during a PCM grand opening salvo Sunday (March 31, 2013) in Malungon, Sarangani Province. (Mark Eudela – MALUNGON INFORMATION OFFICE). |
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| The lady of the hour – People’s Champ Movement vice gubernatorial candidate Jinkee Jamora Pacquiao, better half of Sarangani lone district Rep. Manny Pacquiao, is escorted by Mayor Reynaldo ‘Bong’ Constantito Sunday (March 31, 2013) during a political salvo in Malungon town. The municipality is considered by many as Rep. Pacquiao’s political bailiwick in Sarangani. (Isagani Palma-MALUNGON INFORMATION OFFICE). |
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| Full support – Mayor Reynaldo ‘Bong’ Constantino talks about what Rep. Manny Pacquiao (2nd- R) did for him as a friend and for the good of Malungon Sunday (March 31, 2013) during the grand People’s Champ Movement proclamation rally in Sarangani Province. Also in photo are (L-R) Reelectionist municipal councilor Mario Tan, vice mayoralty bet Jessie Dela Cruz, Malapatan town Mayor Alfonso Singcoy and the congressman’s better half Jinky Pacquiao, who is running for vice governor. (JoJo Gocotano-MALUNGON INFORMATION OFFICE). |
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| The congressman’s FL arrival – Datal Bila Brgy. Captain Yolly Santos greet Rep. Manny Pacquiao’s better half Jinkee who is vying for the vice gubernatorial seat, as Mayor Reynaldo ‘Bong’ Constantino escort the latter on stage during the grand opening salvo of the People’s Champ Movement political slate in Malungon, Sarangani Province. (Mark Eudela-MALUNGON INFORMATION OFFICE). |
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| The wind beneath his wings – People’s Champ Movement chairman and Sarangani Rep. Manny Pacquiao officially endorse local partymates led by Mayor Reynaldo ‘Bong’ Constantino and his (congressman's) wife Jinkee, who is vying for vice governor, during the PCM’s grand salvo Sunday (March 31, 2013) in Malungon, Sarangani. From left are candidates for municipal councilor Edelberto Yuzon, Joseph Calanao, Ben Santos, Mark Henso Villareal, Nene Espinosa-Santos, Benjamin Guilley, Mariano Escalada, vice mayoralty candidate Jessie Dela Cruz, reelectionist Mayor Constantino, Rep. Pacquiao, Jinkee Pacquiao, and provincial candidates for board member Hermie Galzote, Adulracman Pangolima, Virgilio Tobias, Cesar Nallos, Eugene Alzate and Armand Guili. (JoJo Gocotano-MALUNGON INFORMATION OFFICE). |
MALUNGON, Sarangani – A huge crowd of thousands have join since early afternoon until past midnight, the Sunday (March 31, 2013) opening salvo of People’s Champ Movement here in this municipality, which is considered by many as Rep. Manny Pacquiao’s political bailiwick in Sarangani.
Political pundits said the convergence was the largest-ever attended political rally in town, wherein tribal leaders, barangay captains, Sangguniang Kabataan federation leaders, pastoral groups, various non-government organizations, and women leaders took part in giving their declaration of support to the Constantino and Pacquiao-led administration, on stage.
Talus Brgy. Capt. Joey Espinosa, whose family was then a long-time political foe to the Constantinos, said her mother, former vice mayor Primitiva Espinosa has finally decided to support the Constantino administration due of ‘good leadership’ that brought beneficial changes to the lives of the locals, especially the tribal communities that dwell the remote villages of the municipality.
“That is why we decided to take the opportunity when our sister Nene, was offered by Mayor Constantino to run under the banner of the PCM political party because of the exemplary leadership that he (Constantino) have shown to us,” the barangay captain said in a vernacular.
Aside from endorsing his local and provincial partymates, Rep. Pacquiao have also sought the support of Malungonians for the candidacy of his wife Jinkee, who is vying for a vice gubernatorial post in Sarangani.
“I am assuring everybody that everyone here under my slate are capable of serving you (Malungonians) with fair, clean and truthful governance,” Pacquiao said before a vast cheering crowd.
Malungon town Mayor Reynaldo F. Constantino has also assured constituents of a more secured, progressive and well-developed Malungon before his last term of office ends by 2016.
“If you permit, I will be having 1, 045 days more to serve you with utmost sincerity in the upcoming three more years of my final term. And that I am assuring everybody that all of my visions and ongoing projects will be served best for the good of my beloved people here in Malungon town,” Constantino added.
Formerly known as a “haven of cattle rustlers and an asylum for lawless groups,” Constantino has made excellent performance in restoring peace in the municipality, which have made Malungon a leader of progress in the entire province of Sarangani today.
With Constantino in the local slate are administration candidates Jessie Dela Curz (for vice mayor), and Sangguniang Bayan members Joseph Calanao, Benjamin Guilley, Mariano Escalada, Benjamin Santos, Edelberto Yuzon, Mario Tan, Nene Espinosa-Santos and Mark Henson Villareal. (Isagani Palma-MALUNGON INFORMATION OFFICE).
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