South Cotabato Governor Reynaldo Tamayo Jr. has retained its position as the National President of Partido Federal ng Pilipinas (PFP).
The three-year-old political party which was accredited by Commission on Elections on October 2018 held its national convention last September 18 in Tupi, South Cotabato.
Lawyer Victor D. Rodriguez was installed as the PFP executive vice president and general campaign manager for the 2022 national elections, while retired Gen. Thompson C. Lantion was also retained as PFP secretary general.The new set of PFP officials includes: Antonio C. Rodriguez, vice president for Luzon; Carlito E. Ceniza, VP for Visayas; Assam M. Ulangkaya, VP for Mindanao; Manuel D. Andal, VP for political affairs; George S. Briones, general counsel; Lino A. Dumas, national legal officer; Antonio G. Marfori, national treasurer; Edgardo A. Acaba, national auditor; Julius Caesar O. Aguiluz, sergeant at arms; Patricio N. Roman, senior political adviser and Saidah T. Pukunum, chairman of the international affairs.
During their National Convention, Partido Federal ng Pilipinas passed a resolution endorsing former Senator Bongbong Marcos as their presidential candidate for the May 2022 national elections.
Partido Federal ng Pilipinas is composed of 1.5 million members nationwide with around 300 of its members have won in the 2019 elections. PFP's platform is to have a drug-free, insurgency-free, corruption-free and poverty- free society.
Gov. Tamayo became president of Partido Federal ng Pilipinas in 2019 after he was elected governor of the Province of South Cotabato.
In his speech, Governor Tamayo strongly encouraged PFP members to preserve the principles in which the party stands for: Humanism, patriotic federalism, enlightened socialism and direct democracy.
“The party values human dignity and will aspire for equality among all Filipinos,” Governor Tamayo said.
