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Robredo campaign plants hope and surprises in Central Luzon
Vice President Leni Robredo held campaign rallies in Nueva Ecija and Tarlac as part of her presidential bid.
In Nueva Ecija on Tuesday, March 22, Robredo was welcomed by 6,000 supporters, also known as 'Kakampinks,' at the Pag-asa Sports Complex in San Jose City.
She also met with members of local electric cooperatives in Talavera town, emphasizing their importance in addressing the country's power supply issues.
Robredo visited Tarlac on Wednesday, March 23, a province historically associated with the Aquino political family, where she secured a win in the 2016 vice presidential elections.
Supporters showed their enthusiasm during Robredo's grand rally in Tarlac City.
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