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Marcos swears in new PCO officials

NEW OFFICIALS. President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. swears in newly appointed officials of the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) at Malacanan Palace on Thursday (Feb. 16, 2023). Marcos on Feb. 13 signed Executive Order No. 16, reorganizing PCO. (Photo courtesy of PCO) MANILA - President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Thursday swore in newly appointed officials of the Presidential Communications Office (PCO), three days after he ordered the office's reorganization. In a Facebook post, state-run Radio Television Malacanang (RTVM) released the names of new officials as well as photos of the oath-taking ceremony held at Malacanan Palace. Based on the list, Honey Rose Mercado was named Undersecretary for Traditional Media and External Affairs. Franz Gerard Imperial and Gerald Baria were appointed Undersecretary for Broadcast Production and Undersecretary for Content Production, respectively. Patricia Anne Magistrado was named Assistant Secretary for External Affairs. Ma. Rhona Ysabel Da ....

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Marcos orders reorganization of PCO

MANILA - President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has issued Executive Order (EO) 16 reorganizing the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) to rationalize and consolidate the functions of the communications arm of the executive branch, including the Office of the President (OP), effective immediately. The PCO, headed by a Secretary, will serve as the "primary office of the Executive branch in engaging and involving the citizenry and the mass media in enriching the quality of public discourse on all matters of governance," read EO 16 signed on Feb. 13. "For this purpose, the PCO shall be responsible in crafting, formulating, developing, enhancing, and coordinating the messaging system of the Executive branch and the OP," stated the EO, a copy of which was released by the Palace on Tuesday. EO 16 supplements EO No. 11, signed on Dec. 29, 2022, to further streamline the administrative structure of the OP and rename the Office of the Press Secretary (OPS) to PCO. Under EO 1 ....

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