MILLENNIAL VOTE: PANGASINAN SUPPORTS CAMILLE VILLAR’S SENATORIAL BID
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Local mayors and officials from several towns in Pangasinan endorsed the senatorial bid of Camille Villar during her campaign sorties this week.
Sison town Mayor Danny Uy, and mayoralty candidate, Danny Myrna Bell Uy, SINAG President Rosendo So, and board members, Louie Sison and Isong Basco, were among those who threw their support for Camille Villar before a big crowd of supporters, local residents, farmers, senior citizens, teachers and farmers, members of the various civil society organizations last Thursday.
In her speech, Camille Villar thanked Uy, So and the local officials for their outpouring support. She vowed to pursue more projects and legislation that will help the agriculture, poultry and livestock industries.
In Villasis, Camille Villar was also all smiles for the support of Mayor Nato Abrenica note of her vast experience in public service and impressive background in the corporate world.
“Kung na sa’yo na ang lahat, ano ang gagawin mo? I-share mo na. Naniniwala ako na si Sen. Camille, kagaya ng kapatid niya, kagaya ng mga magulang niya, siya ay tutulong sa ating mga mamamayan,” Abrenica said.
Abrenica believes Camille Villar is fit to become a senator, learning the discipline, perseverance, and hardwork from her parents, Senate President Manny Villar and Senator Cynthia Villar, and brother, Senator Mark Villar.
“Siya po ay Deputy Speaker of the House (of Representatives). Bilang isang negosyante at isang politiko…nararapat po na siya ay ating tulungan para sa pagdating ng panahon, siya na po ang tutulong sa atin,” Abrenica added.
Mayor Dickerson Villar, of Sto. Tomas town, and Pozorrubio Mayor Kevin Tan also pledged support for Camille Villar during the sorties in the province earlier this week.
Earlier in San Carlos City, Pangasinan Gov. Ramon Juico III and local officials also threw their full support for Camille Villar’s senatorial run this May elections.
In all her sorties, Camille Villar outlined her platforms in helping boost agriculture and farming, improve housing and health services, and advance the welfare of women, youth and senior citizens.
