Manila Bulletin
“Tara, ipanalo na natin ito’: Robredo kicks off prexy bid in home turf; recounts Naga’s role in her political career
Vice President Leni Robredo officially kicked off her presidential campaign in her hometown of Naga City, Camarines Sur on February 8, 2022.
Robredo's campaign launch took place at Plaza Quezon in Naga City, a location significant to her personal and political journey.
Seven out of the 12 senatorial candidates from the Leni-Kiko ticket attended the proclamation rally.
Prior to the main rally, Robredo participated in the opening of the Angat Buhay Village for typhoon victims in Lupi town and made stops in Libmanan, Tigaon, and Iriga City.
She also attended Mass at the Naga City Cathedral before heading to the proclamation rally.
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