Rep. Howard Guintu reaffirms neutrality on IBP-Capiz Elections

ROXAS CITY, CAPIZ – Congressman Howard Guintu has addressed allegations regarding his involvement in the upcoming Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) Capiz Chapter elections, firmly denying any interference and reaffirming his neutrality.
In an official statement, Guintu’s camp dismissed the claims and assured the legal community of his impartial stance.
“We wish to inform the public and the esteemed lawyers of our province that there is no truth to these allegations. Congressman Guintu is neutral and will remain neutral with respect to the IBP’s election of officers,” the statement read.
His team acknowledged that one of the candidates in the IBP elections is among his consultants but emphasized that this affiliation does not compromise his neutrality.
“Cong. Guintu wishes all candidates well and assures that, no matter who assumes leadership in the IBP, he will support the organization in its activities that advance the noble cause of upholding the law,” the statement added.
The congressman also reiterated his deep respect for the IBP and its mission, pledging continued support for initiatives that promote legal excellence, integrity, and public service within the community.
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