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‘This is not the last’: Leni-Kiko tandem barnstorms in Batangas
Vice President Leni Robredo campaigned in Batangas, a province she won in 2016, drawing supporters in Padre Garcia, Lipa City, Balayan, and Tanuan.
Despite Robredo's past success in Batangas, prominent local politicians Rep. Vilma Santos and Senator Ralph Recto have endorsed Manila Mayor Isko Domagoso for president.
In a notable political shift, the couple previously supported Robredo's vice-presidential bid in 2016.
Meanwhile, Albay Rep. Joey Salceda has endorsed Robredo's presidential candidacy but is backing Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio for vice president.
Salceda believes Robredo and Duterte-Carpio would form an effective tandem due to their shared fiscal responsibility and focus on social development projects and pandemic innovations.
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