Gardo Versoza Calls Vico Sotto “Huling Baraha ng Pilipinas”

Gardo Versoza Shows Admiration for Mayor Vico Sotto

GARDO VERSOZA – The veteran actor expressed his admiration for Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto, referring to him as the “huling baraha ng Pilipinas” or “the last card of the Philippines.” Gardo shared a photo of the young mayor on his social media account along with a heartfelt message praising Vico’s leadership and dedication to public service.

In his post, Gardo emphasized that Mayor Vico always prioritizes the welfare of the people over appearances or image. He pointed out that, unlike many politicians who focus more on publicity, Vico remains grounded and genuinely committed to serving his constituents.

Gardo stated that the country’s progress does not depend on a leader’s age but on their sincerity and ability to lead. He also noted that while some presidents meet the age requirement, they often fail to fulfill their responsibilities. Expressing concern for the nation’s future, he said that if leaders like Vico do not emerge soon, the country may continue to struggle.

Many netizens agreed with Gardo’s sentiments, commending him for speaking up and supporting honest leadership. One commenter said the Philippines needs more celebrities like Gardo who can inspire patriotism, which has been lost due to politicians lacking integrity. Another netizen expressed hope that Mayor Vico would run for president in the next elections—a wish that Gardo himself supported.

However, Mayor Vico Sotto previously announced that he plans to take a break from politics after his current term. Instead of running for another position, he shared that he intends to focus on teaching and passing on the lessons he has learned from his years in public service.

Meanwhile, Gardo Versoza, whose real name is Mennen Torres Polintan, is an actor and comedian best known for his roles in Machete II, José Rizal, and FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano. Active since 1988, he is recognized for his versatility in both film and television.

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