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Robredo 'overwhelmed' by huge crowd at 'Pink Sunday' rally in QC – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Robredo 'overwhelmed' by huge crowd at 'Pink Sunday' rally in QC – Manila Bulletin

Presidential aspirant Vice President Leni Robredo’s motorcade from the Quezon City Hall to the Quezon Memorial Circle for her “Pink Sunday” grand rally took an hour as she drew huge crowds to gather along major roads and streets in the country’s most vote-rich city on Sunday, Feb. 13. Presidentia

Source: mb.com.ph
'Pink Sunday': Robredo campaign rally draws thousands in vote-rich Quezon City - Vimarsana News

'Pink Sunday': Robredo campaign rally draws thousands in vote-rich Quezon City

“We know that we have a lot of work to do, but the love you show, that's what gives us strength for every day, to wake up early, work more than 18 hours."

Robredo camp takes 'full responsibility' for health protocol breach in QC rally - Vimarsana News

Robredo camp takes 'full responsibility' for health protocol breach in QC rally

The Quezon City LGU says the 'Pink Sunday' rally 'violated several restrictions that were mutually agreed upon'

Defensor defends LGBT Pinoys' right to adopt a child - Vimarsana News

Defensor defends LGBT Pinoys' right to adopt a child

Anakalusugan Party-list Party-list Rep. Mike Defensor has taken up the cudgels for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) Filipinos who want to adopt a child, saying that it's perfectly legal for them to do so. (Jiroe/ Unsplash) “We must stress that under the law, the right to adopt a

Source: mb.com.ph
Metro mayors seeking reelection top survey - Vimarsana News

Metro mayors seeking reelection top survey

A majority of local officials in Metro Manila who are running for reelection or are seeking higher positions garnered commanding leads over their rivals, based on a non-commissioned survey conducted by the RP-Mission and Development Foundation Inc.