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VP Sara to make first public appearance with ‘Duter10’ bets in PDP miting de avance
Vice President Sara Duterte has confirmed her attendance at the PDP Laban's miting de avance scheduled for May 8 at Liwasang Bonifacio in Manila.
The Vice President stated that her schedule was adjusted to accommodate the PDP Laban event after her initial campaign plans were finalized before her decision to campaign for President Duterte's senators.
Duterte mentioned that she and PDP Secretary General Atty. Wendel Avisado agreed that her participation would be at the miting de avance.
The PDP Laban senatorial slate includes Bong Go, Bato dela Rosa, Jimmy Bondoc, Rodante Marcoleta, Philip Salvador, Atty. Vic Rodriguez, Atty. JV Hinlo, Atty. Raul Lambino, Pastor Apollo Quiboloy, and Dr. Richard Mata.
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