Isko Moreno ‘Does Not Care’ About the 2022 Plans of Sara Duterte

Here’s the reaction of Manila Mayor Isko Moreno with regards to the 2022 plans of Sara Duterte

ISKO MORENO – The Aksyon Demokratiko standard bearer said he “does not care” about the political plans of Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio for 2022.

Isko Moreno and Sara Duterte
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Earlier, the daughter of President Rodrigo Duterte withdrew her certificate of candidacy for reelection in her home city.

Her surprise move fueled talks that she would run for a higher position in the coming elections by the virtue of substitution.

When Isko Moreno was asked for his reaction about Sara’s decision, he said: “Wala naman akong pakialam sa kung ano ang gusto nilang gawin sa pulitika nila.”

“Wala naman kami doon. Hindi naman kami kasali sa kanilang pulitika,” he added.

Meanwhile, Albay 2nd District Representative Joey Salceda said on Wednesday that Mayor Sara will announce her final political plans for 2022 before November 15.

According to him, Mayor Sara told him that she’s now a “last-minute candidate.”

Salceda also opined that a vice-presidential run wasn’t an option for Mayor Sara amidst speculations that she might team up with another presidential aspirant, former senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.

When asked why Mayor Sara changed her mind about her election plans, Salceda said that she “wanted to be president in the first place since May.”

Salceda also said that Mayor Sara, who chaired regional party Hugpong ng Pagbabago (HNP), may likely run under Lakas-CMD.

On the other hand, Commission on Elections (COMELEC) Spokesperson James Jimenez said in an interview that Mayor Sara may run for a national post in the 2022 elections but not under her regional party.

According to Jimenez, Mayor Sara has to be a member of the same national political party as the person she will substitute for, in case she will do so.

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