'Team Calixto' files COC for 2025 elections; pledges continued services to Pasayeños


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Incumbent Pasay City Mayor Imelda “Emi” Calixto-Rubiano and her brother, Congressman Antonino “Tony” Calixto, have officially filed their certificates of candidacy (COC) for the upcoming 2025 elections. 

The duo, known for their commitment to public service, will be running under the banner of "Team Calixto," a formidable force aiming to continue their legacy of "Tapat at Higit pa sa Sapat na Paglilingkod".

Rubiano, seeking re-election for another term was joined by her elder brother, Congressman Tony, who is running for his final term as the lone representative of Pasay City. 

The siblings are known for their collaborative approach to governance, prioritizing the needs and welfare of their constituents.

Councilor Mark Calixto is now running for vice mayor.

In District 1, Team Calixto boasts a strong lineup with incumbent Vice Mayor Ding Boyet Del Rosario who is sliding to get a term as City Councilor. Also included in the slate are Councilors Grace Santos, Marlon Pesebre and Ambet Alvina, and newcomers Ding-Putchet Santos and Tonyo Cuneta.

District 2 consists of Councilors Allo Moti Arceo, Khen Magat, Allan Panaligan, Ian Vendivel, and newcomer Luigi Calixto-Rubiano.

"I am deeply honored and humbled to seek the trust and support of the Pasay City community. My heart is driven by a genuine desire to continue serving the people of Pasay, building upon the progress we have achieved together over the past years." Mayor Emi said.

 “Continuing the mission to push further the Tapat na Paglilingkod brand of leadership, Team Calixto is at the forefront of providing leadership and governance that is Experienced, Multi-faceted, and Innovative (EMI). In the upcoming 2025 Local Elections, let us paint Pasay bright pink and green once again as we continue our substantial steps towards Pasay City's grand vision of becoming a smart and sustainable EcoCity -- where HELP is rendered selflessly and where public service comes from the heart,” she added.