Manila Bulletin
House leader resigns as One Cebu exec after party declares backing of Marcos
Cebu Rep. Pablo John Garcia has resigned as the secretary general of the One Cebu party due to his inability to support their endorsement of Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. for president.
Garcia, a co-founder of One Cebu, stated that he cannot back the party's choice for president.
He remains committed to supporting Manila Mayor Isko Moreno, whom he believes is the most capable leader to address the country's crises.
Garcia stepped down to avoid any conflict of interest as he continues to campaign for Moreno.
Congresswoman Lolypop Ouano-Dizon has been appointed to take over Garcia's position in the interim.
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