SAN Pablo City —Renowned philanthropist Gem Castillo-Amante has disclosed her intention to run for vice governor of Laguna in next year’s midterm polls.
The revelation virtually set the stage for a transformative campaign focused on empowerment, healthcare, education, and tourism.
Her slogan is “May Ginawa, May Ginagawa, at May Gagawin Pa” to enunciate her unwavering commitment to helping others out of her own resources, Amante’s entry into the political arena “brings a fresh perspective and a wealth of experience in uplifting communities and championing social causes.”
“At the core of my platform is a vision to empower the people of Laguna by investing in their well-being and future,” she told the Standard.
Central to her agenda are initiatives to enhance healthcare services across the province, including increased funding for hospitals, free medical check-ups, and access to essential medicines for all residents, she said.