Pacquiao Appointed NAPC Chief, Palace Cites Desire to Help Marginalized
Former Senator Manny Pacquiao has been appointed as the new chief of the National Anti-Poverty Commission (NAPC). Malacañang cited Pacquiao's strong desire to help the marginalized as a key factor in his appointment, signaling an intensified government effort to combat poverty.
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