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Back in Manila, Robredo ‘energized’ and ‘ready to work’
Outgoing Vice President Leni Robredo and her daughters Aika and Tricia have returned to the Philippines on Saturday, May 28, after a two-week break in the United States.
She attended her youngest child Jillian's graduation from New York University (NYU) on May 18.
Robredo stated she is energized and ready to work again after her longest vacation in a decade.
Prior to her trip, she was preparing for the launch of her Angat Buhay non-government organization.
Angat Buhay is composed largely of volunteers who supported her presidential campaign.
Robredo finished second in the 2022 presidential race, with Senator Francis "Kiko" Pangilinan, her running mate, also placing second.
Vice President-elect Sara Duterte won the vice-presidential race, and the transition of powers has officially begun.
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