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MANILA, Philippines — Palace press officer Claire Castro will retain her role as the Marcos administration’s chief spokesperson despite a recent leadership shake-up at the Presidential Communications Office (PCO). PCO acting chief and Secretary Lino Cayetano confirmed on Friday that Castro would remain in her post, even as other officials appointed under the previous leadership ... Keep on reading: New PCO chief retains Castro, calls her 'a treasure' to…
OriginalMANILA, Philippines — Palace press officer Claire Castro will remain the Marcos administration’s chief mouthpiece following a recent leadership change in the Presidential Communications Office (PCO). PCO acting chief and Secretary Lino Cayetano on Friday confirmed that Castro was staying put even as other appointees from the previous leadership had tendered their courtesy resignations. “Usec ... Keep on reading: New PCO chief keeping Castro as she’s ‘a treasure in this gov’t’
OriginalOfficials of the Presidential Communications Office have tendered their courtesy resignations, but Palace Press Officer Usec. Claire Castro is sure to keep her post, according to the new PCO chief, Sec. Lino Cayetano.
OriginalMANILA, Philippines — Palace Press Officer Claire Castro will remain at the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) amid a recent leadership change in this office. This comes as PCO Acting Secretary Lino Cayetano considers her combative approach a “treasure” in communicating Malacañang’s message to the public. In a media interview on Friday, Cayetano confirmed that appointees under the PCO’s previous leadership have already tendered their courtesy resignations. Political and non-permanent…
OriginalActing Communications Secretary Lino Cayetano will not accept the courtesy resignation of Palace Press Officer Claire Castro, he said on Friday, October 23.
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