Former senator and presidential candidate bongbongmarcos said Monday the public should not just listen to him when it comes to the dictatorship regime of his late father, former President Ferdinand Marcos.
Former senator and presidential candidate Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos, Jr. said Monday the public should not just listen to him when it comes to the dictatorship regime of his late father, former President Ferdinand Marcos.
Meanwhile, Marcos addressed the claims of his fellow Ilocanos supportive of opposition standard bearer and Vice President Leni Robredo that there is no such thing as Solid North.
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