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Robredo’s ‘Pink Sunday’ rally is Twitter’s top trending topic in PH, top 3 worldwide
Thousands of "Kakampink" supporters gathered at the Quezon Memorial Circle for a "Pink Sunday" rally to show their support for presidential candidate Leni Robredo.
Robredo's "Pink Sunday" rally trended number one on Twitter Philippines and top three worldwide with more than 75,700 tweets.
Robredo's running mate, Senator Kiko Pangilinan, was also present and joined her in a motorcade that moved slowly through the enthusiastic crowd.
The motorcade from Quezon City Hall to the Quezon Memorial Circle took an hour to cover the normally seven-minute drive due to supporters lining major roads and streets.
Supporters adorned in pink waved ribbons, balloons, and posters, creating a vibrant atmosphere at the rally.
Robredo expressed being overwhelmed by the huge crowd, with some supporters waiting since 1 a.m.
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