But the Moreno group merely brushed aside Rodriguez’s pronouncements even as it maintained that it has remained solid and its machinery, intact and stronger.
Uy declared during the rally: “Aron kamo masayod, ang ‘Team OKKE’ sa Cagayan de Oro wala nabungkag, gisamot hinuon ka lig-on.”
Uy repeatedly campaigned for the local LP candidates during the rally. “Nagkahiusa kami alang kaninyo.”
On Saturday afternoon, Moreno’s group won the Federated Urban Poor Association to its side. Its president, Roger Bolanon, openly endorsed Moreno and his candidates during the so-called Kagayanong Kampanya alang sa Kalambuan multisectoral rally in Divisoria.
For his part, Rodriguez said he expected the local LP group to lose support from the administration party because of Uy’s withdrawal of support from Roxas.
He pointed out that one of Uy’s sons, Joaquin Rainier, is the running mate of Moreno under the LP.
“This is a big political crisis on the part of the administration. Unsaon man nila karon pag-pangpangampanya nga same stage unya ang ilang gidala lahi-lahi nga presidente?” Rodriguez asked rhetorically.
Rodriguez said that while other political groups in the city are having problems on unity, the CDP would continue to unite and strategize to win seats.
He said his group would only support the presidential campaign of Davao Mayor Rodrigo Duterte. “Dili kay magtabok-tabok.”
Meanwhile, the CDP claimed it learned that some candidates of another political group, the Padayon Pilipino, have been forging alliances with the Poe’s camp.
On Friday, Padayon Pilipino leader and former mayor Vicente Emano met with Sen. Francis Escudero at Kagayanon Restaurant. Escudero is the running mate of Poe.
Rodriguez’s brother Maximo Jr., representative of Abante Mindanao and a candidate for congressman, said Councilor Ramon Tabor was also seen with Sen. Poe during her rally here last week. Tabor is the younger Rodriguez’s rival in the congressional race in the 1st District.
The Padayon Pilipino has committed to support the presidential bid of Vice President Jejomar Binay.
“Matawag na nato sila nga flying candidates. Buak-buak na sila og walay baruganan,” said the younger Rodriguez.
But the Moreno group merely brushed aside Rodriguez’s pronouncements even as it maintained that it has remained solid and its machinery, intact and stronger.
Uy declared during the rally: “Aron kamo masayod, ang ‘Team OKKE’ sa Cagayan de Oro wala nabungkag, gisamot hinuon ka lig-on.”
Uy repeatedly campaigned for the local LP candidates during the rally. “Nagkahiusa kami alang kaninyo.”
On Saturday afternoon, Moreno’s group won the Federated Urban Poor Association to its side. Its president, Roger Bolanon, openly endorsed Moreno and his candidates during the so-called Kagayanong Kampanya alang sa Kalambuan multisectoral rally in Divisoria.
For his part, Rodriguez said he expected the local LP group to lose support from the administration party because of Uy’s withdrawal of support from Roxas.
He pointed out that one of Uy’s sons, Joaquin Rainier, is the running mate of Moreno under the LP.
“This is a big political crisis on the part of the administration. Unsaon man nila karon pag-pangpangampanya nga same stage unya ang ilang gidala lahi-lahi nga presidente?” Rodriguez asked rhetorically.
Rodriguez said that while other political groups in the city are having problems on unity, the CDP would continue to unite and strategize to win seats.
He said his group would only support the presidential campaign of Davao Mayor Rodrigo Duterte. “Dili kay magtabok-tabok.”
Meanwhile, the CDP claimed it learned that some candidates of another political group, the Padayon Pilipino, have been forging alliances with the Poe’s camp.
On Friday, Padayon Pilipino leader and former mayor Vicente Emano met with Sen. Francis Escudero at Kagayanon Restaurant. Escudero is the running mate of Poe.
Rodriguez’s brother Maximo Jr., representative of Abante Mindanao and a candidate for congressman, said Councilor Ramon Tabor was also seen with Sen. Poe during her rally here last week. Tabor is the younger Rodriguez’s rival in the congressional race in the 1st District.
The Padayon Pilipino has committed to support the presidential bid of Vice President Jejomar Binay.
“Matawag na nato sila nga flying candidates. Buak-buak na sila og walay baruganan,” said the younger Rodriguez.
