Duterte’s presumptive Cabinet

• Carlos “Sonny”  Dominguez III (former agriculture secretary of President Corazon Aquino; Duterte’s childhood friend and campaign finance head), Department of Finance

• Arthur Tugade (former president and CEO of Clark Development Corp.; Duterte’s classmate in San Beda Law School), Department of Transportation and Communications

• Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano (Duterte’s vice presidential running mate), Department of Justice or Department of Foreign Affairs

• Perfecto Yasay (acting secretary for a year)(former Securities and Exchange Commission chair), Department of Foreign Affairs

• Salvador Medialdea (member of Duterte’s transition committee), Executive Secretary

• Salvador Panelo, presidential spokesperson

• Peter Laurel (president of the Lyceum of the Philippines University), Department of Education

• Gilbert Teodoro (former defense secretary of President Arroyo), Department of National Defense

• Mark Villar (newly elected Las Piñas representative), Department of Public Works and Highways

• Emmanuel Piñol (former governor of North Cotabato province), Department of Agriculture

• Andrea Domingo (former commissioner of Bureau of Immigration and general manager of Philippine Reclamation Authority), Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. 

• Communist Party of the Philippines; Departments of Agrarian Reform, Labor and Employment, Social Welfare and Development, and Environment and Natural Resources

• Silvestre Bello III (former justice secretary and solicitor general), Chief government negotiator

• Jesus Dureza (former presidential peace adviser of former Presidents Ramos and Arroyo; Duterte’s classmate), Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process

• Lt. Gen. Ricardo Visaya (incumbent Armed Forces of the Philippines Southern Luzon Command chief), AFP Chief of Staff

• Senior Supt. Rene Aspera or Chief Supt. Ramon Apolinario or Chief Supt. Ronald dela Rosa, Philippine National Police Director General

Compiled by Inquirer Research

Source: Inquirer Archives