TOP TEN FILIPINOS WITH LONGEST CAREER IN PHILIPPINE POLITICS скачать в хорошем качестве

TOP TEN FILIPINOS WITH LONGEST CAREER IN PHILIPPINE POLITICS

LONGEST CAREER IN PHILIPPINE POLITICS Carlos P. Romulo (1899-1985) First served as secretary to Senate President Quezon (1922); retired as Minister of Foreign Affairs in 1984. Rodolfo L. Albano Jr. (1934-2019) First served as Vice Governor of Isabela in 1959; died in office while serving as House party-list member for LPG Marketers' Association Party-list in 2019. Eulogio A. Rodriguez Sr (1883-1964) First served as Municipal President of Montalban in 1906; died in office while serving as Senator in 1964. Cornelio T. Villareal (1904-1992) First elected in 1934 as a delegate from Capiz to the 1935 Constitutional Convention; retired as Representative of the Second District of Capiz in 1992. John Henry R. Osmeña (1935-2021) First elected as Cebu City councilor in 1963; finished term as mayor of Toledo, Cebu and defeated for election to the House in 2019. Juan Valentin F. Ponce Enrile Sr (Born in 1924) First joined government as part of Senate staff of Ferdinand Marcos (1964); last ran for the Senate, without success, in 2019. he currently the Chief Presidential Legal Counsel since 2022. The oldest appointed working-official in history at age of 100. Hilda T. Romualdez-Marcos (Born in 1929) Assumed office in 1966 as Chairperson, Board of Directors, Cultural Center of the Philippines; retired as Representative of the 2nd District of Ilocos Norte in 2019. Jose M. Ejercito Sr. (Born in 1937) First ran for Mayor of San Juan in 1967; ended term as Mayor of Manila after being defeated for re-election in 2019. Jose T. Fuentebella (1883-1982) First elected as Representative from Ambos Camarines to the National Assembly in 1909; retired as Ambassador to Indonesia in 1961. Pablo P. Cuneta Sr. (1910-2000) First served as Deputy Governor of Rizal (1947); finished final term as mayor of Pasay in 1998.