IF presidential candidates are really that committed to lead the Philippines and serve its people, they should also be honest enough in letting voters know their true state of health, a political analyst said on Sunday.

Prof. Ramon Casiple, executive director of the Institute for Political and Electoral Reform (IPER), noted that although there is no law that requires presidential candidates to make public their health condition, there is nothing wrong if the presidential aspirants would be open to such.

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