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Cabinet of President Corazon Aquino (1986-1992)

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This sub-project aims to organize genealogical data on cabinet members during the administration of President Corazon Aquino from February 25, 1986 to June 30, 1992. Find more at the master project page, Philippines Portal.

President - Cory Cojuangco-Aquino

Vice President - Salvador Laurel

Prime Minister - Salvador Laurel (until March 25, 1986)

Ministerial Cabinet (February 25, 1986 - March 25, 1986)

Presidential Executive Assistant - Joker Paz Arroyo
Minister of Agrarian Reform - Conrado Estrella
Minister of Agriculture and Food - Sonny Escudero
Minister of Budget and Management - Alberto Romulo
Director-General of the National Economic and Development Authority - Winnie Monsod
Minister of Education, Culture and Sports - Lourdes Reynes-Quisumbing
Minister of Finance - Cesar Virata (until March 3, 1986)
Minister of Justice - Estelito Mendoza (until February 27, 1986) :: Neptali Gonzales (from February 28, 1986)
Minister of Local Government - Aquilino Pimentel Jr. (from February 26, 1986)
Minister of National Defense - Juan Ponce-Enrile
Minister of Natural Resources - Ernesto Maceda (from February 26, 1986)
Minister of Public Information - Teodoro Locsin Jr.
Minister of Public Works and Highways - Rogaciano Mercado
Minister of Tourism - Jose Antonio U. Gonzales (from February 26, 1986)
Minister of Trade and Industry - JoeCon Concepcion, Jr.
Minister of Transportation and Communications - Hernando Perez
Presidential Spokesperson - Rene Saguisag
Solicitor General - Sedfrey Ordoñez
Governor of the Central Bank of the Philippines - Jose Bartolome Fernandez Jr.

Presidential Cabinet (March 25, 1986 - June 30, 1992)

The parliamentary system government was replaced by a presidential system government that was created by the 1986 provisional Freedom Constitution. The cabinet largely remained the same upon the official ratification and enactment of the 1987 constitution on February 2, 1987.

Executive Secretary - Joker Paz Arroyo (until September 15, 1987) :: Catalino Macaraig Jr. (September 17, 1987 - December 14, 1990) :: Oscar Orbos (December 16, 1990 - July 14, 1991) :: Franklin Drilon (from July 15, 1991)
Minister of Agrarian Reform (later Secretary of Agrarian Reform) - Conrado Estrella (until April 30, 1986) :: Heherson Alvarez (May 1, 1986 - January 30, 1987 as Minister of Agrarian Reform, January 30, 1987 - March 7, 1987 as Secretary of Agrarian Reform) :: Philip Juico (July 23, 1987 - July 1, 1989) :: Miriam Defensor Santiago (July 20, 1989 - January 4, 1990) :: Florencio Abad (January 4, 1990 - April 5, 1990) :: Benjamin T. Leong (from April 6, 1990)
Minister of Agriculture and Food (later Secretary of Agriculture) - Ramon Mitra Jr. (until January 30, 1987 as Minister of Agriculture and Food, January 30, 1987 - March 9, 1987 as Secretary of Agriculture) :: Carlos Dominguez III (March 9, 1987 - December 31, 1989) :: Senen Bacani (from January 3, 1990)
Minister of Budget and Management (later Secretary of Budget and Management) - Alberto Romulo (until March 13, 1987 as Minister of Budget and Management) :: Guillermo Carague (March 13, 1987 - February 12, 1992 as Secretary of Budget and Management) :: Salvador Enriquez Jr. (from February 12, 1992)
Minister of Education, Culture and Sports (later Secretary of Education, Culture and Sports) - Lourdes Reynes-Quisumbing (until January 30, 1987 as Minister of Education, Culture and Sports, January 30, 1987 - December 1989 as Secretary of Education, Culture and Sports) :: Isidro Cariño (from January 3, 1990)
Minister of Natural Resources (later Secretary of Environment, Energy and Natural Resources followed by Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources) - Ernesto Maceda (until December 1, 1986) :: Carlos Dominguez III (December 2, 1986 - January 30, 1987 as Minister of Natural Resources, January 30, 1987 - March 9, 1987 as Secretary of Environment, Energy and Natural Resources) :: Jun Factoran (March 10, 1987 - June 10, 1987 as Secretary of Environment, Energy and Natural Resources, from June 10, 1987 as Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources)
Minister of Finance (later Secretary of Finance) - Jaime Ongpin (March 26, 1986 - January 30, 1987 as Minister of Finance, January 30, 1987 - September 14, 1987 as Secretary of Finance) :: Vicente Jayme (September 15, 1987 - December 31, 1989) :: Jesus Pilapil Estanislao (from January 1, 1990)
Minister of Foreign Affairs (later Secretary of Foreign Affairs) - Salvador Laurel (until February 2, 1987) :: Manuel Yan (February 2, 1987 - February 27, 1987 as Minister of Foreign Affairs, February 27, 1987 - October 15, 1987 as Secretary of Foreign Affairs) :: Raul Manglapus (from October 15, 1987)
Minister of Health (later Secretary of Health) - Alfredo Bengzon (until January 30, 1987 as Minister of Health, January 30, 1987 - February 7, 1992 as Secretary of Health) :: Antonio Periquet (from February 10, 1992)
Minister of Local Government (later Secretary of Local Government followed by Secretary of the Interior and Local Government) - Aquilino Pimentel Jr. (until December 7, 1986) :: Jaime Ferrer (December 8, 1986 - July 25, 1987 as Minister of Local Government, July 25, 1987 - August 2, 1987 as Secretary of Local Government) :: Lito Monico Lorenzana (acting from August 3, 1987 - November 8, 1987) :: Luis Santos (November 9, 1987 - December 13, 1990 as Secretary of Local Government, December 13, 1990 - December 10, 1991 as Secretary of Interior and Local Government) :: Cesar Nabarete Sarino (from December 11, 1991)
Minister of Justice (later Secretary of Justice) - Neptali Gonzales (until March 8, 1987) :: Sedfrey Ordoñez (March 9, 1987 - January 2, 1990 as Secretary of Justice) :: Franklin Drilon (January 4, 1990 - July 14, 1991) :: Silvestre Bello III (July 15, 1991 - February 10, 1992) :: Eduardo G. Montenegro (acting from February 10, 1992)
Minister of Labor and Employment (later Secretary of Labor and Employment) - Bobbit Sanchez (until January 30, 1987 as Minister of Labor and Employment, from January 30, 1987 as Secretary of Labor and Employment)
Minister of National Defense (later Secretary of National Defense) - Juan Ponce-Enrile (until November 23, 1986) :: Rafael Ileto (November 23, 1986 - July 25, 1987 as Minister of National Defense, July 25, 1987 - January 21, 1988 as Secretary of National Defense) :: Fidel V. Ramos (January 22, 1988 - July 18, 1991) :: Renato de Villa (from July 20, 1991)
Minister of Public Information - Teodoro Locsin Jr. (until September 14, 1987)
Minister of Public Works and Highways (later Secretary of Public Works and Highways) - Rogaciano Mercado (until November 1986) :: Vicente Jayme (November 1986 - 1987) :: Juanito Nery Ferrer (1987 - 1988 as Secretary of Public Works and Highways) :: Fiorello del Rosario Estuar (1988 - 1990) :: Jose Pamintuan de Jesus (from 1990)
Secretary of Science and Technology - Antonio V. Arizabal (January 30, 1987 - April 6, 1989) :: Ceferino Follosco (from April 7, 1989)
Minister of Social Services and Development (later Secretary of Social Welfare and Development) - Mita Pardo de Tavera (until January 30, 1987 as Minister of Social Services and Development, from January 30, 1987 as Secretary of Social Welfare and Development)
Minister of Tourism (later Secretary of Tourism) - Jose Antonio U. Gonzales (until January 30, 1987 as Minister of Tourism, January 30, 1987 - April 14, 1989 as Secretary of Tourism) :: Narzalina Zaldivar Lim (April 15, 1989 - June 7, 1989, from February 17, 1992) :: Peter Garrucho (June 8, 1989 - January 8, 1991) :: Rafael Alunan III (January 9, 1991 - February 16, 1992)
Minister of Trade and Industry (later Secretary of Trade and Industry) - JoeCon Concepcion, Jr. (until February 27, 1987 as Minister of Trade and Industry, February 27, 1987 - January 8, 1991 as Secretary of Trade and Industry) :: Peter Garrucho (January 9, 1991 - February 1992) :: Lilia Ronquillo Bautista (acting from February 1992)
Minister of Transportation and Communications (later Secretary of Transportation and Communications) - Hernando Perez (until January 30, 1987 as Minister of Transportation and Communications, January 30, 1987 - March 16, 1987 as Secretary of Transportation and Communications) :: Rainerio Reyes (March 16, 1987 - January 3, 1990) :: Oscar Orbos (January 3, 1990 - December 9, 1990) :: Arturo C. Corona (December 20, 1990 - May 16, 1991) :: Pete Nicomedes M. Prado (from March 23, 1991)
Director-General of the National Economic and Development Authority - Winnie Monsod (until 1989) :: Jesus Pilapil Estanislao (1989 - January 1, 1990) :: Cayetano Paderanga Jr. (from January 1, 1990)
Presidential Spokesperson - Teodoro Benigno Jr. (September 6, 1986 - June 14, 1989) :: Adolfo Azcuna (June 16, 1989 - December 31, 1989) :: Buddy Gomez (January 4, 1990 - February 11, 1992) :: Horacio Paredes (from February 12, 1992)
Press Secretary - Alice Villadolid (April 28, 1986 - September 3, 1986) :: Teodoro Locsin Jr. (March 26, 1986 - September 14, 1987) :: Teodoro Benigno Jr. (September 15, 1987 - June 14, 1989) :: Adolfo Azcuna (June 16, 1989 - December 31, 1989) :: Buddy Gomez (January 4, 1990 - February 11, 1992) :: Horacio Paredes (from February 12, 1992)
Cabinet Secretary - Fulgencio Factoran Jr. (December 22, 1986 - April 1987) :: Jose de Jesus (April 1987 - January 1990) :: Aniceto Mangahas Sobrepeña (from January 1990)
Solicitor General - Sedfrey Ordoñez (until March 4, 1987) :: Francisco Chavez (March 5, 1987 - February 5, 1992) :: Ramon Desuasido (from February 6, 1992)
Chairman of the Metropolitan Manila Authority - Jejomar Binay (January 9, 1990 - June 30, 1991) :: Ignacio Bunye (from June 30, 1991)
Minister of General Services - Victor Ziga (until 1987)
Minister for Human Rights - Jose W. Diokno (until 1987)
Minister for Good Government - Jovito Salonga (until 1987)
Governor of the Central Bank of the Philippines - Jose Bartolome Fernandez Jr. (until February 19, 1990) :: Jose Cuisia Jr. (from February 20, 1990)

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