Vergara: A “Better Baguio” is the Key Goal of Congress Bid

Press Release — October 24, 2024

Vergara: A “Better Baguio” is the Key Goal of Congress Bid

Gladys Vergara has set her sights on making Baguio an even more livable and vibrant highly urbanized city, a goal that lies at the heart of her bid for Congress in the upcoming May 2025 elections. Her vision is centered on enhancing the quality of life for all Baguio residents, improving livelihoods, and ensuring that progress reaches every corner of the city. These ideals form the foundation of the core values that shape her congressional campaign.


In recent media interviews conducted during her barangay visits, Vergara outlined her legislative priorities, giving voters a glimpse into her plans should she be elected. "My vision for Baguio is grounded in achieving a balance between addressing the city's evolving needs and providing essential services to our constituents. This will guide my legislative agenda, should the voters of Baguio entrust me with their support," she stated.


Vergara further elaborated on her vision of progress for the city, noting that her approach will prioritize achieving harmony between tradition and innovation. "As our city continues to modernize, we face new challenges. It's essential to balance growth with sustainability, ensuring that all citizens benefit equally from progress. Every Baguio resident deserves a fair share in the opportunities for improving life and livelihood," she emphasized.


With her congressional bid, Gladys Vergara aims to lead Baguio into a future that respects its rich history while embracing modernization, ensuring that the city continues to thrive for generations to come.

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