Incoming PCOO chief to push for accreditation of vloggers in Malacañang

By Katrina Gracia Consebido

 

Incoming Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) Chief Trixie Cruz-Angeles said Wednesday, June 1, that they will push for the accreditation of vloggers in Malacañang press briefings or press conferences of the incoming administration of president-elect Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.

“We are, however, pushing for the accreditation of vloggers to be invited to some of the briefings, especially those conducted by the president-elect,” Angeles said during the June 1 Laging Handa briefing.

“‘Yun ang isa sa aming na-formulate na priority for the incoming PCOO. We’re also looking at things like opening up discourse and looking at issues of disinformation that seem to be a hot-button topic nowadays,” she added.

Angeles, however, said there are no final plans yet for any particular projects in the PCOO.

“Just that these issues are things that we are looking at to consider when prioritizing projects for the PCOO.” – gb

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