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Palace press officer, Usec. Claire Castro
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Malacañang on Monday denied reports of a looming Cabinet shakeup, with Palace press officer Undersecretary Claire Castro saying there is no truth to claims that she is set to be replaced.
“Unang-una, I will always serve at the pleasure of the President. Yun naman po ang katotohanan. Para naman po sa mga fake news peddlers, abangan ang susunod na kabanata. Sa ngayon wala po,” Castro said during a Palace briefing.
Rumors circulated among members of the Malacañang Press Corps that Castro could be replaced at any time.
Separate reports also claimed that Labor Secretary Bienvenido Laguesma may be replaced due to what was described as “deteriorating” health.
Castro was appointed undersecretary of the Presidential Communications Office on 24 February 2025.