ADDRESSING VILLANUEVA

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A group of pastors and bishops yesterday told religious leader Eddie Villanueva, who came in last in the presidential race, to stop mixing religion and politics, labeling his campaign tactics "a perversion."


Villanueva — spiritual leader of the Jesus is Lord movement and a candidate for the Bangon Pilipinas Movement (BPM) — has refused to concede defeat, claiming the May 10 elections were marred by massive cheating and that he would concede only when the true will of the people is made clear.

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Bro. Eddie’s brethren say he should concede

June 24, 2004 - 12:00am

Whatever he heard, it certainly was not the voice of God. A group of pastors and bishops yesterday told religious leader Eddie Villanueva, who came in last in the presidential race, to stop mixing religion and politics,...

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