Their site
Pay it a visit.
The youth will have a voice with this party.

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Per absentee voting act,
Filipino citizens abroad can vote for national posts
(in this election, senators)
and a sectoral representative.

I've been trying to get myself updated on
what's happening back home-
been listening to the inquirer podcast-
they're featuring the senatoriables' press con.

The first I heard was that of Koko Pimentel.
The son of Senator Nene-
one of the oldies in the upper chamber, respected one.
(seriously becoming extinct)

Koko's a lawyer.
Bar topnotcher (1990, was it?).
I must say I was impressed by some of the things he said.
I've yet listened to three campaigners.
Though I don't know much about him still,
if I were to vote
I have a slot saved for him.

Then there's Loren.
Duh.
Well, I agree in most of her views.
But my impression of her stays-
She's loud!
Do I despise noise!

And Mr. Kiram.
Jamalul Kiram III from Mindanao
(ya!- Japanese expression)
I love the people of Mindanao
and I have the highest respect for Muslims
but, my gosh this fellow!
Ah! If I were to exercise my right,
for my love of the Mindanaoans, i won't waste my vote on him.
Ain't there any other candidate to represent the followers of Islam?