Presidential Communications Office (PCO) acting Secretary Cesar Chavez announced his resignation, confirming that former ABS-CBN broadcast journalist Jay Ruiz will take over his position. Chavez tendered his resignation last February 5 and it will take effect by February 28 or earlier. Ruiz, a journalist for over 20 years, retired from ABS-CBN in 2016 and will be the fourth individual to lead the PCO under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
Presidential Communications Office acting Secretary Cesar Chavez announced his resignation Thursday, confirming that former ABS-CBN broadcast journalist Jay Ruiz will take over his position as soon as his appointment is finalized.
He acknowledged having “fallen short” of expectations, but emphasized his commitment to truth and transparency, principles he upheld as a former broadcast journalist. He worked for the Office of the Senate President during the Duterte administration before transitioning to business.
RESIGNATION APPOINTMENT PRESIDENTIAL COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE JAY RUIZ CESAR CHAVEZ
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