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Leni says supporters, local execs still showing up despite 'harassment'
Vice President Leni Robredo stated that challenges faced by her supporters, such as harassment and transportation issues, only strengthen their resolve to support her campaign.
She believes that attempts to hinder her supporters' participation have historically made them more determined to show their support, as evidenced by the 76,000 who attended a rally in Dagupan City, Pangasinan despite reported bus cancellations.
Robredo also acknowledged that many local officials found it difficult to endorse her bid due to fear, expressing appreciation for those who stood by her.
She made these remarks in response to reports of harassment against her supporters and the cancellation of bus trips before a scheduled rally in Pangasinan.
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