Lacson resigns from Partido Reporma over money politics

Presidential aspirant Panfilo "Ping" Lacson has resigned from Partido Reporma, denouncing "money politics" and stating that the nation's future should be prioritized over financial influence in elections.

Lacson noted that despite his perceived expertise in governance, this has not translated into survey ratings, but he remains committed to highlighting his track record, qualities, platforms, and vision.

His departure from Partido Reporma was prompted by the party's leadership endorsing Vice President Leni Robredo's presidential bid.

Lacson revealed that the party's decision was allegedly due to his refusal to provide PHP800 million for the campaign funds of their local candidates.

He stated that if he were corrupt, he could have easily provided the requested amount, but his principles and integrity prevent him from stealing or accepting bribes.

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