CEBU Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia asked support yesterday from residents of Tabogon for her Senate bid as well as her brother’s gubernatorial candidacy in 2013.
Garcia attended the town fiesta of Tabogon yesterday and inaugurated the town’s heritage park.
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In her speech, she asked residents to help her become the first female senator from Cebu.
“Hinaut unta nga makighiusa ang mga Sugbuanon alang niining usa ka kawsa nga dili lamang alang nako. Kawsa sa mga Sugbuanon. (I hope Cebuanos will unite in helping me),” she said.
She said many have been asking what will happen to the projects she started once her term ends.
Garcia said she will continue the progress taking place in Tabogon.
She said in a press conference that One Cebu’s candidate for governor is someone who can assure the continuity of the projects she has started.
She also endorsed the candidacy of Provincial Board Member Joven Mondigo for another term in the board.
Tabogon spent P350,000 for the heritage park. Garcia also gave P1.2 million for the town’s birthing centers.
The town’s Liga Ng mga Barangay also received P150,000 from Capitol, while each barangay received P50,000 for socio-cultural projects.
The Provincial Planning Office is still waiting for the resolutions of other barangays so they can claim the amount.
Another P300,000 was given for organizing the town’s Sanggi Festival.
Published in the Sun.Star Cebu newspaper on May 21, 2012.
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