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The relatives of Liza Araneta-Marcos, wife of presidential aspirant Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr, have publicly shown their support for the Leni-Kiko tandem.
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© Provided by DailypediaRelatives of Bongbong Marcos Jr.’s wife support Leni Robredo-Kiko Pangilinan tandem in the Presidential Elections 2022
The Ledesma and Araneta clans in Iloilo, Negros Occidental, and Makati City were proud to prove that not all people related to the late dictator’s son back his campaign.
They turned pink for Robredo and Pangilinan on April 30.
loilo supporters did a house-to-house campaign after sponsoring the morning mass at the Jaro Cathedral.
Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson, also a Ledesma, attended the unity walk at the Capitol Lagoon in Bacolod City where a “palugaw” was also held for public utility drivers.
Betsy Ledesma-Coscolluela, the wife of former governor Lito Coscolluela, was also in attendance.
It was a surprise because Marcos Jr’s wife belongs to the two clans. Her paternal grandfather is Manuel S. Araneta and her paternal grandmother is Rosario Ledesma.
The “Ledesmas for Leni-Kiko” say that they are composed of Ledesma family members who “stand up and speak up for the voiceless against tyranny, kleptocracy, rotten political dynasties, impunity, corruption, plunder, extra-judicial killings, and selfish political interests.”
“The family philosophy of the Ledesmas is Non Sibi Sed Cunctis – not for oneself, but for all. True to their creed, the Ledesma family has been known over the centuries, tracing their ancestors to Jaro in the late 1700s, to be leaders in socio-civic, political, religious, business, and philanthropic arenas,” they said in a statement.
“At what is considered the fight of this generation, the family remains firm and steadfast in upholding altruistic values for nation-building – something they share with Leni and Kiko – the desire to serve the people first above all else.”
FROM: DAILYPEDIA
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© Provided by DailypediaRelatives of Bongbong Marcos Jr.’s wife support Leni Robredo-Kiko Pangilinan tandem in the Presidential Elections 2022
The Ledesma and Araneta clans in Iloilo, Negros Occidental, and Makati City were proud to prove that not all people related to the late dictator’s son back his campaign.
They turned pink for Robredo and Pangilinan on April 30.
loilo supporters did a house-to-house campaign after sponsoring the morning mass at the Jaro Cathedral.
Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson, also a Ledesma, attended the unity walk at the Capitol Lagoon in Bacolod City where a “palugaw” was also held for public utility drivers.
Betsy Ledesma-Coscolluela, the wife of former governor Lito Coscolluela, was also in attendance.
Makati supporters did a similar event at the Jaime Velasquez Park in Salcedo Village.
It was a surprise because Marcos Jr’s wife belongs to the two clans. Her paternal grandfather is Manuel S. Araneta and her paternal grandmother is Rosario Ledesma.
The “Ledesmas for Leni-Kiko” say that they are composed of Ledesma family members who “stand up and speak up for the voiceless against tyranny, kleptocracy, rotten political dynasties, impunity, corruption, plunder, extra-judicial killings, and selfish political interests.”
“The family philosophy of the Ledesmas is Non Sibi Sed Cunctis – not for oneself, but for all. True to their creed, the Ledesma family has been known over the centuries, tracing their ancestors to Jaro in the late 1700s, to be leaders in socio-civic, political, religious, business, and philanthropic arenas,” they said in a statement.
“At what is considered the fight of this generation, the family remains firm and steadfast in upholding altruistic values for nation-building – something they share with Leni and Kiko – the desire to serve the people first above all else.”
FROM: DAILYPEDIA
