Noynoy back to Times Street from short break
BY CRIS G. ODRONIA
Apparent president-elect Sen. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino 3rd has returned to his Times Street residence in Quezon City after a short vacation in his home province of Tarlac.
Aquino, who continues to lead the May 10 election vote canvassing, had gone on a weeklong break before taking on the presidency. The senator said he needed the free time to study and prepare himself for the pressures of ruling the country.
In a television interview, Aquino refused to discuss his plans for his upcoming proclamation as Congress, sitting as the National Board of Canvassers, is yet to finish its canvassing for president and vice president.
But his exasperation with the slow canvassing, which has been bogged down by debates and legal maneuverings, appeared evident. “At the very latest sana naman by the 15th tapos na ang proseso [At the very latest, hopefully by the 15th the process would be finished],” he said.
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