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Rolando Uy (Partido Federal ng Pilipinas) has been Mayor of Cagayan de Oro since 30 Jun 2022. In the time since Rolando Uy took office, June 2022, real GDP has jumped 7.3% a year, against +5.8% for the Philippines. Among the 8 cities with a year or more of figures, Cagayan de Oro ranks 1st on GDP per person and 2nd on GDP growth. Inflation moved +0.2 percentage points in Cagayan de Oro against +2.4 percentage points for the Philippines. Since 1991 the office has changed hands 5 times; Rolando Uy has held it since June 2022.

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