Philippines keeps Cabinet mostly unchanged after 'bold reset' call


MANILA: Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr (pic) has retained the majority of his Cabinet ministers, two weeks after requesting their resignations in what he called a "bold reset" of his administration, his executive secretary said on Tuesday (June 3).

The call for "courtesy resignations" came in the wake of the disappointing performances by Marcos-backed candidates in the country's recent midterm elections.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
Philippines , cabinet , reshuffle

Next In Aseanplus News

Thai military designates the Gulf of Thailand as a high-risk area, aiming to cut off military supplies to Cambodia
Wang Xiaofei's wife Mandy Ma denies she had a rift with late actress Barbie Hsu
Thundery showers will continue for the rest of December, says the Singapore weatherman
Recognition of certificates, including UEC, should align with national education system, says Zambry
Indonesian govt mobilises massive resources for Sumatra disaster response as more bad weather is feared
Chinese court sentences 27 people for smuggling antimony ingots
GRS likely won't contest Lamag, Kinabatangan by-elections, says Hajiji
'All in the family' - Thaksin-backed party picks another family member as Thai PM candidate
Bondi gunmen were inspired by Islamic State, and also had travelled to the Philippines, Australia police say
Foreign arrivals to Vietnam hit record high despite pollution and flood issues

Others Also Read