Claire Castro Stays at Presidential Communications Office; Her 'Combative Approach' Praised
Presidential Communications Office (PCO) spokesperson Claire Castro will remain in her post following a leadership change. Acting Secretary Lino Cayetano views her 'combative approach' as a 'treasure' in communicating the administration's message.
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