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Robredo asks supporters to respect results, prepare for bigger fights
Vice President Leni Robredo urged her supporters to accept the final election results and prepare for continuing struggles for good governance.
She emphasized that the fight for good governance extends beyond this election, regardless of the outcome, as many eyes were opened and minds woke up.
Robredo made the statement at the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral after a Mass organized by her supporters for unity and thanksgiving.
Her camp will still look into the issues being raised about the conduct of the May 9 elections.
The article also notes that Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. and Sara Duterte-Carpio are projected to win by a wide margin.
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