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Robredo's presidential bid backed by over 200 Filipino UN retirees
More than 200 retired UN staff and officers have endorsed Vice President Leni Robredo's presidential bid in the 2022 elections.
The former UN workers stated that Robredo's platforms, if she wins, will lead Filipinos towards transformative change.
This public endorsement is unusual for former UN staff who typically remain apolitical.
Signatories came from various UN agencies including Unicef, ILO, WHO, and the UN headquarters in New York.
They lauded Robredo's agenda for addressing key national concerns such as healthcare, justice, human rights, gender equality, environmental protection, job creation, and food security.
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