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MANILA, Philippines — Veteran broadcast journalist Jay Ruiz is set to be appointed as the next head of the Presidential Communications Office (PCO), said the agency’s outgoing secretary Cesar Chavez. Chavez made the pronouncement after announcing his resignation on Thursday. READ: Cesar Chavez (…)
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