The Names Of 14 New Presidential Appointees Released By Malacañang
The appointment papers and the names of the 14 new government officials who were appointed in June, has already released by Malacañang.
Malacañang Palace has already released the names of the 14 new presidential appointees who will serve the Philippines under the Duterte administration. National Youth Commission chair Aiza Seguerra (Cariza Yamson Seguerra) was among the 14 officials in the list.
Aiza Seguerra, a singer and now a politician has been named as a member of the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board appeals committee. Here are the names and position of other appointees released by Malacañang:
- Leopoldo Roberto Waay Valderosa Jr. – Commissioner, Civil Service Commission (ad interim);
- Maria Victoria Mercado Sarmiento – State Solicitor II, Office of the Solicitor General;
- Philip Yu Rodriguez – Member, Movie and Television Review and Classification Board;
- Marcos De Guzman Dacanay – Director III, Department of Environment and Natural Resources;
- Arnold Bantayan Colama – Member representing Mindanao subsistence farmers, Board of Directors of the Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation;
- Melchor Isla Acosta Jr. – Member, Board of Trustees of the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System;
- Roldan G. Gorgonio – Assistant Secretary, Department of Agriculture;
- Claudio Amoncio Ybañez – Director III, Department of Agrarian Reform;
- Jesus Santos Guevara II – Chairman, Board of Directors of the Philippine Veterans Investment Development Corporation-Industrial Authority;
- Rodolfo Tancinco Tuazon – Member, Board of Directors of the DBP Leasing Corporation;
- Teresita Pang-ot Deliu – Director III, Presidential Museum and Library under the Office of the President;
- Ferdinand Solis Golez – Member, Board of Directors of the Bases Conversion and Development Authority; and
- Rufino G. Ibay Jr. – Member, Board of Directors of the John Hay Management Corporation.
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