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Robredo unfazed as rival Marcos camp claims support of 11 CamSur mayors
Presidential aspirant and Vice President Leni Robredo stated she is not bothered by the reported endorsement of 11 mayors in her home province of Camarines Sur for rival Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr.
Robredo recalled her 2016 vice presidential victory, where she secured nearly 70% of the votes in the Bicol region despite lacking support from major local politicians.
She noted that in the upcoming election, she is the only candidate from the Bicol region, unlike in 2016 when there were five Bicolanos among the six vice presidential candidates.
Robredo highlighted that the current support she is receiving from the Bicolano people is more vibrant and grassroots-driven compared to the 2016 elections.
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