Iloilo City mayor plans to retire from politics after 39 years of service

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Iloilo City Mayor Jerry Treñas announced he will step back from politics after the upcoming midterm elections. After 39 years in public service, he looks forward to a quieter life, spending time with family and returning to law practice. Treñas, 67, has been on medical leave since September but reported feeling stronger after a recent health procedure. He initially planned to run for another term but decided to support his daughter, Raisa Treñas-Chu, in her mayoral campaign. He expressed his intention to mentor his daughter if she wins and to offer advice to other local leaders. Treñas has served multiple terms as mayor and congressman since starting his political career in 1986.


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