Mayor Sara Duterte denied backing broadcaster Jay Sonza, whose name has been floated among those being considered to head the Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO), following reports that current PCOO head Martin Andanar was on the way out.
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Rejecting the reckoning by the country’s lawmakers, Communications Secretary Martin Andanar on Thursday insisted that Charter change (Cha-cha)—not the dance but the government-led movement to revise the 1987 Constitution for a shift to federalism—was not dead.
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Read morePRESIDENTIAL Communications Secretary Martin Andanar on Monday asked the spokesman of the Consultative Committee (con-com) to “disengage” himself from his assistant secretary, Margaux “Mocha” Uson, on the task of disseminating information on federalism. “I confronted spokesman Generoso today, I told him he needs to disengage [himself from Uson]because he did not ask permission from the PCOO. He […]
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While boasting of government’s efforts to address the Metro Rail Transit (MRT) problems, Transportation Secretary Arthur Tugade has blamed unruly passengers for causing interruption in MRT train operations. In an interview posted by the Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) in its Facebook page Tuesday night, Tugade said commuters who deliberately force doors to open and lean on it are those who cause offloading from trains.
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Read moreCommunications Secretary Martin Andanar has assured that adjustments are being taken to prevent possible future errors in the Presidential Communications Operations Office’s social media posts in media releases.
Read moreA TOTAL of 4,279 drug suspects have been killed in the government’s anti-drugs campaign since 2016. “These are the real numbers,” Presidential Communication Operations Office (PCOO) Secretary Martin Andanar said at a forum on the second anniversary of #Real NumbersPH. “All else other than these are either false, manufactured, or fake,” he said.
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