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Team Isko downplays IM Pilipinas chapter’s shift of support to Robredo

/ 08:04 PM April 05, 2022

Team Isko downplays IM Pilipinas chapter's shift of support to Robredo

FILE PHOTO: Manila City Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso. INQUIRER/ MARIANNE BERMUDEZ

MANILA, Philippines — The camp of presidential candidate, Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso, on Tuesday said they were unfazed by the shift of support by an Ikaw Muna (IM) Pilipinas chapter to the candidacy of  Vice President Leni Robredo.

Moreno’s campaign manager Lito Banayo also belittled the impact of IM Pilipinas Visayas lead convenor Nick Malazarte’s decision to back Robredo, saying many volunteer groups in the region remain supportive of Moreno’s presidential bid.

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Malazarte said IM Pilipinas has over 2,000 members in the Visayas alone, but Banayo said the groups in Cebu claimed he was the only one who changed his stance.

“Unang-una, isang tao lamang ang alam naming nagsalita, si Mr. Malazarte, at meron namang statement ‘yung karamihan ng mga Visayas for Isko at mga grupo sa Cebu na dine-deny yung claim ni Mr. Malazarte, na siya ay nag-iisa lamang,” Banayo explained during a press briefing at Moreno’s campaign headquarters in Intramuros, Manila.

Banayo also pointed out that Moreno will visit Cebu on April 8, with Cebu-based volunteer groups hosting Moreno and his team.

Malazarte in a press briefing on Monday said the national leadership of IM Pilipinas has already shifted to Robredo since Moreno is not doing any good in the surveys.

He also said that it is only Robredo who has the chance to prevent a return of the Marcoses to power.

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