'MALALAMAN NAMAN NAMIN SA ELEKSYON KUNG TATANAWIN NIYONG UTANG NA LOOB ANG PAGBIBIGAY NAMIN NG LUPA SA INYO' Sen. Cynthia Villar, in a video circulating on social media, linked her family's decision to donate land to the outcome of the 2025 elections, urging constituents to show their support and appreciation through their votes. "Malalaman naman namin sa eleksyon kung tatanawin niyong utang na loob ang pagbibigay namin ng lupa sa inyo," Villar stated, emphasizing that the decision to release the land lies with her and her three remaining siblings after the passing of their eldest sibling, Baby Aguilar, and former Las Piñas Mayor Vergel "Nene" Aguilar. Villar urged voters to show appreciation through their electoral support, adding, "Sana ipakita niyo sa amin na kami ay ah susuportahan niyo sa darating na 2025 election... kasi pag hindi niyo pinakita sa amin, baka magbago ang isip namin tungkol sa pagbibigay sa inyo ng lupa." She clarified that the decision would not rest solely with her niece, Las Piñas Vice Mayor April Aguilar, the daughter of her late brother Nene Aguilar, but with the remaining siblings, stressing, "Hindi po si April Aguilar ang magde-decide nito; kaming apat na magkakapatid ang magde-decide." April is running for mayor in the 2025 elections, aiming to switch positions with her mother, incumbent Mayor Imelda Aguilar. Both April and Imelda recently left the Villar-led Nacionalista Party and joined the Nationalist People's Coalition (NPC). Meanwhile, Cynthia is seeking to switch positions with her daughter, House Deputy Speaker Camille Villar. Cynthia has thrown her support behind her nephew, former Councilor Carlo Aguilar, who is also vying for the mayoralty. Imelda and April are supporting Cynthia's opponent, Councilor Mark Anthony Santos, in the upcoming elections. "Kailangan ipakita 'yan sa 2025," Villar concluded, underscoring the need for actions over promises.

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