Vico Sotto prefers ‘small party’ over Duterte’s PDP-Laban | Inquirer News

Vico Sotto prefers ‘small party’ over Duterte’s PDP-Laban

By: - Reporter / @KAguilarINQ
/ 12:13 PM May 20, 2019

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Pasig mayor-elect Vico Sotto. INQUIRER.net file photo / TRISTAN TAMAYO

MANILA, Philippines — Pasig City mayor-elect Vico Sotto said Monday he preferred a small political party over President Rodrigo Duterte’s Partido Demokratiko Pilipino–Lakas ng Bayan (PDP-Laban).

“I think I’ll stay with my party. I’d rather be in a small party. Tahimik lang. Just focus on local government,” Sotto said in an over an interview with ABS-CBN News Channel when asked if he would transfer the President’s party.

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Sotto, who ran in the Pasig mayoralty race under Aksyon Demokratiko, said he would just support Duterte’s programs including the drive against illegal drugs.

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“Kung ano man ‘yung mga program, especially sa anti-drugs ng President Duterte, we will support. We don’t need to be in the same party,” he said.

Meanwhile, Pasig Representative-elect Roman Romulo said “We should go beyond this branding of black-and-white in politics, that either you’re for or against the President.”

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“If there’s a program that’s really good and we will support that definitely. But of course, you still have your own principles you will never surrender,” he added.

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Duterte backed the candidacies of Sotto and Romulo.

Sotto and Romulo respectively defeated Mayor Robert “Bobby” Eusebio and the latter’s brother Pasig Rep. Richard “Ricky” Eusebio. (Editor: Cenon B. Bibe Jr.)

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