Marcos appoints ex-Taguig councilor as new PCUP commissioner

Marcos appoints ex-Taguig councilor as new PCUP commissioner

By: - Reporter / @luisacabatoINQ
/ 06:13 PM October 03, 2024

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. appointed former Taguig councilor Michelle Anne Gonzales as the new commissioner for the Presidential Commission for the Urban Poor.

FILE PHOTO: President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. Photo from the official Facebook page of PCO

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. appointed former Taguig councilor Michelle Anne Gonzales as the new commissioner for the Presidential Commission for the Urban Poor.

This was announced through a letter from the Office of the Executive Secretary dated September 27, released on Thursday.

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Gonzales will replace Paolo Guanco. She is also the mother of National Youth Commission Commissioner-At-Large Mae Mae Gonzales.

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The new appointee served as Taguig City councilor from 2010 to 2016.

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She also currently serves as corporate secretary of a private company called MTQ Mary the Queen Trading Corporation and as admin administrator at SH Holidays and Travel Corporation.

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Moreover, Gonzales is also the current vice president of Ramoso Realty Corporation and treasurer of BALRAM Commercial and Development Corporation.

She finished up a degree in Commerce with a major in Accounting at the De La Salle University in Manila in 1991.

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