Today, it is the widow of Jesse Robredo who is emerging as a woman to watch. People were amazed when they saw a photo of Camarines Sur Rep. Maria Leonor “Leni” Gerona Robredo alone at night waiting along the highway in Makati City for a bus. She was traveling to her family’s simple home in Barangay Tabuko in Naga. Friend Keisha del Castillo posted the photo she took on Facebook—and it went viral. The lawmaker, a lawyer and widow of former secretary Jesse Robredo, is seen clad in striped long-sleeved top and jeans and carrying two bags.Leni got her economics and law degrees from the University of the Philippines. He applied for a job with the Bicol River agency. The boss, who turned out to be Jesse Robredo, brushed away the recommendation from an uncle politician. She is now one of the rising future leaders. “It is not enough for a public official to do good. There has to be a system which compels integrity,” she insists. #ThinkWhatYouCanDoForYourNation #MayPagasaPa #DiPropagandaYan #AccidentalViral Read more: opinion.inquirer.net/80975/flypaper-effect#ixzz3M3IUiyxD Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook
Posted on: Tue, 16 Dec 2014 09:42:09 +0000
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