Vice President Leni Robredo impressed with her detailed, data-backed plans for the Philippines during the first Commission on Elections (Comelec) presidential debate.
She consistently presented statistics from memory and detailed specific proposals for pandemic recovery, economic recovery, infrastructure, and a four-day work week.
Her history of crafting data-driven reforms, including suggestions for the anti-drug war and pandemic response, was highlighted.
Robredo effectively critiqued survey frontrunner Ferdinand Marcos Jr. without naming him.
Netizens, celebrities, and allies lauded her science-based approach to combating potential Covid surges, citing improved vaccination rates and a "1-2-3 Punch" strategy for testing, tracing, and treatment.
She concluded the debate with a powerful statement, echoing a memorable line from six years ago that was instrumental in her vice presidential win.
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