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Comelec: No heckling during debates

The Philippine Star

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February 24, 2025

Heckling will not be allowed during debates relative to the upcoming midterm elections.

- MAYEN JAYMALIN

Under the Commission on Elections (Comelec)‘s new guidelines on conducting debates, fora and interviews promulgated on Feb.17, organizers must ensure a safe and controlled environment to instill a sense of professionalism.

"Implementation of protocols regarding security shall be strictly followed, hence, there shall be no heckling or violence during the event,” the Comelec stressed.

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