Philippines holds national polls to elect new leaders

Philippines holds national polls to elect new leaders

Photo taken May 7, 2016, shows Philippine presidential candidate Rodrigo Duterte, longtime mayor of the southern Philippine city of Davao on Mindanao island. Voters trooped to polling centers across the country on May 9 to elect a new president, vice president, 12 senators, hundreds of congressmen and around 18,000 local officials. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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