In a statement, Cebu Vice Gov. Hilario Davide III said the Partido Pilipino sa Pagbabago of his partner, gubernatorial aspirant Ace Durano, has decided to support another presidential candidate. | via Ador Vincent Mayol/PDI
Davide, on the other hand, is endorsing Robredo.
“On the day that we both filed our certificates of candidacy, we already announced to the public the possibility of supporting different candidates for president,” he said.
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