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The 'eagle' has left her nest: Sara says 'goodbye' to Davao in public address
Davao City Mayor Sara Z. Duterte formally bid farewell to the city's residents to run for vice president in the 2022 elections.
In her virtual Valedictory and State of the City Address, she expressed gratitude to Dabawenyos for their support and described the vice-presidential race as an opportunity for greater achievements.
Duterte assured that she would leave the city with a strong economy and institutionalized programs for continuity, expressing confidence in her successor.
She highlighted the resilience and courage of the Dabawenyos and thanked various groups for their support.
Duterte-Caprio, chairman of the Lakas-CMD, is running alongside Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. under the UniTeam coalition.
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