Manila Bulletin
Robredo: ‘Red-tagging aims to stop momentum of People’s Campaign’
Vice President Leni Robredo stated she will not ally with individuals or groups using violence to advance their agenda, amidst accusations of red-tagging her campaign.
She believes these accusations, which link her to communist rebels, are intended to stop the momentum of her volunteer-led "People's Campaign."
Robredo affirmed her commitment that she will "never forge an alliance with anyone using force to advance any agenda."
She assured that her campaign team, including volunteer lawyers, would defend supporters and volunteers against harassment stemming from red-tagging efforts.
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