Gardo Versoza frankly reacts to post calling the government “sindikato”

• Gardo Versoza drew attention online after sharing a post from the page We Are Millennials
• The post described the government as a “syndicate,” expressing frustration over the current state of governance in the Philippines
• The actor’s caption further emphasized his discontent, suggesting deeper concerns about corruption and abuse of power
• His post quickly gained traction, with many netizens agreeing and expressing similar frustrations in the comments

Gardo Versoza caught the attention of netizens after sharing a social media post that appeared to express his frustration toward the current state of governance in the Philippines.

On Instagram, the seasoned actor reposted a statement originally shared by the page “We Are Millennials,” which read, “Sa totoo lang, hindi na GOBYERNO meron tayo, SINDIKATO na.” The post, presented against a plain black background with bold white text, carried a strong and critical tone that resonated with many social media users who voiced similar sentiments in the comments section.

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Adding to the post’s impact, Gardo included his own caption to reinforce the statement’s message. He wrote, “higit pa sa isang sindikato ito,” a remark that hinted at even deeper disappointment with the current political situation.

Gardo’s decision to repost the statement did not go unnoticed by followers, with many agreeing with his view. Many interpreted it as a reflection of widespread public dissatisfaction over persistent issues such as corruption, lack of accountability, and misuse of power in government offices.

Known for being outspoken about social and political issues, Gardo’s latest post adds to a growing number of public personalities using their platforms to call attention to the country’s governance and the challenges it continues to face.

Gardo Versoza is a popular Filipino actor who has appeared in several movies and dozens of television shows. In early 2016, he began taking the moniker, "Cupcake," which was originally given by his best friend, Aiai Delas Alas. Today, he remains active in showbiz while also being open about his views on relationships, family, and life experiences.

As previously reported by KAMI, Gardo Versoza shared an appreciation post for Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto, commending him for his upbringing and grounded leadership. He admired the mayor’s focus on service rather than image or luxury, pointing out the value of humility in governance. The veteran actor also made comparisons to past leaders, criticizing their failures despite their age and positions. He concluded by recognizing Vico’s strong platform and dedication to the community.

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In another report, Gardo Versoza reminded his followers not to idolize money or material things because these cannot be taken after death. The actor emphasized that what truly matters is how a person treats others with kindness and compassion. He contrasted wealth with human decency, saying goodness leaves a deeper legacy than possessions. His message, shared alongside a photo of him attending Catholic Mass, was praised by fans for reflecting Christian values. His words serve as a challenge in today’s consumer-driven culture, asking people to re-examine whether their daily choices reflect kindness or greed.

Source: KAMI.com.gh