Camiguin Rep. Romualdo slammed Duterte for spreading lies over campaign disruption

Duterte during his campaign rally in Camiguin. Photo courtesy by CNN Philippines

The son of the ruling patriarch clan hammered presidential aspirant Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte's camp and denied that his group is behind the professed campaign disturbance experienced by the mayor's supporters amid his campaign rally in Mambajao, Camiguin. 

Camiguin Rep. Xavier Jesus Romualdo said Duterte and his camp ended up using his family's names as a reason for their disordered campaign rally. 

Romualdo said:

I am disappointed and dismayed that Mayor Duterte and his camp resorted to spreading lies and smearing our names to excuse their poorly arranged, poorly organized, and poorly attended rally in Mambajao, Camiguin on March 23, 2016.
I thought that Mayor Duterte and the people in his camp were real men, it turns out that they are just a bunch of liars, wimps and whiners.

Romualdo released his announcement a day after Duterte's camp claimed that the mayor's supporters experienced different types of concealment brought about by the Romualdo family in Mambajao, Camiguin. 

Duterte's camp especially named the Romualdos behind the charged intrusions, saying that Mambajao Mayor Ma. Luisa Romualdo, wife of Camiguin Gov. Jurdin Jesus Romualdo ruled the island for a considerable length of time while the couple's son is Camiguin's representative. 


The Romualdos, who bounced to the organization ticket in 2013, purportedly undermined Duterte supporters and banished them from openly holding a rally. 

Amid his battle rally in Camiguin last Wednesday, the presidential aspirant himself impacted the decision faction for their "feudal rule" over the island that he claims is upsetting the island's advancement. 

"And you know when that happens, the feudal lords begin to think they own the place and the people," Duterte told, adding that his rally was even subjected to the kind of "warlordism" that has inundated the province.

Source: PhilStar

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