Cesar Chavez announced his irrevocable resignation as acting chief of the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) on ...
Acting Secretary Cesar Chavez on Thursday confirmed that he resigned from his post and will vacate the office on Feb. 28 “or ...
MANILA, Philippines — Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Secretary Cesar Chavez announced his resignation on Thursday, ...
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PCO chief Cesar Chavez to go on leavePresidential Communications Office Acting Secretary Cesar Chavez said Thursday that he will go on leave. Chavez told Palace reporters that PCO Senior Undersecretary Emerald Ridao is designated as ...
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Chavez third Marcos media chief to exitEnding weeks of speculation, Presidential Communications Office (PCO) acting Secretary Cesar Chavez announced his irrevocable ...
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‘Falling short,’ Chavez quits PCO; Ruiz inPresident Marcos has picked a former television reporter as the next secretary of the Presidential Communications Office, ...
Veteran broadcast journalist Jay Ruiz on Monday took his oath as ad interim secretary of the Presidential Communications ...
Presidential Communications Office acting Secretary Cesar Chavez yesterday announced his irrevocable resignation effective ...
PRESIDENTIAL Communications Office (PCO) acting secretary Cesar Chavez has resigned.In a statement, Chavez said he submitted ...
Chavez, a former broadcast journalist, was appointed as secretary of PCO in September 2024 succeeding PCO Secretary Cheloy V. Garafil, who became the current head of the Manila Economic and ...
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. swore in Monday former broadcast journalist Jay Ruiz as new Presidential Communications Office ...
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