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Lacuna, Servo file candidacies
Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna and Vice Mayor Yul Servo filed their certificates of candidacy on Thursday, October 3, to seek reelection under the Asenso Manileño party.
The tandem aims to continue their governance focused on basic services, particularly for the elderly and other needy sectors.
Lacuna expressed confidence in winning the 2025 midterm elections and stated they will not engage in mudslinging.
Several incumbent city representatives are also seeking reelection under the same party.
Giselle Maceda will run to replace her husband, incumbent 4th District Rep. Edward Maceda, who has reached his term limit.
Former 1st District Rep. Manny Lopez will attempt a comeback as part of the Lacuna-Servo team.
The tandem also intends to continue their social amelioration program (SAP), which provides monthly financial assistance to senior citizens, solo parents, persons with disability, minors with disability, and university students from city-run colleges.
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Asenso Manileño, Manila's dominant local political party, has announced its slate of candidates for the May 2025 elections, led by reelectionist Mayor Honey Lacuna and Vice Mayor Yul Servo.
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