THE United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) on Tuesday joined the growing clamor to investigate those who have a direct or indirect involvement in alleged cheating during the May 9 elections, saying poll cheaters should be punished.
“If we are to bolster faith in democracy and elections, election cheats must be punished even if they belong to the losing party,” UNA spokesman Ramon Ilagan said.
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