I again search Technorati. More about appointment of my father posted in Youtube:
[youtube TkEBwGQi-zA]
is Blogging as a new media going main stream? Read More
Tag: Comelec
Blogging in defense of my Father
Being the eldest son and namesake i can’t help but react and defend my father – Comelec Commissioner Moslemen T. Macarambon Sr. against his critics. This past days has been emotionally stressing.
I tried to be silent and let my dad do the PR for himself but i can’t help it when in blogosphere where wrong information is circulating against my dad. I’m an active blogger particularly here in Davao with The Usual Suspects and it’s natural for me to post counteract blog posts here in my personal blog in defense of my Father.
Heres some facts about my dad: Read More
Macarambon sworn in as Comelec commissioner
NEW COMELEC COMMISSIONER. Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita administers the oath of newly installed Elections Commissioner Moslemen T. Macarambon. Witnessing the oath taking are (L-R) Press Sec. Ignacio Bunye , Macarambon’s brother Sonny and Deputy Presidential Spokesman and NDCC Deputy Administrator Dr. Tony Golez. PCPO/CHARLIE OLILA
Moslemen T. Macarambon Sr. CVs
Heres some brief CV’s information about my dad.
EDUCATION ATTAINMENTS:
- Elementary : Iligan City South Central School (1962) Salutatorian
- High School : Mindanao State University (1966) 2nd Hon. Mention
- College : Manuel L. Quezon University (1970) Bachelor of Arts
University of the East (1974) Bachelor of Laws
Manuel L. Quezon University (1988) Master of Laws (w/o Thesis) - Eligibility : 1974 Bar Examinations
Comelec Commissioner Moslemen T. Macarambon Sr. Photos
I know everyone in the media wondering who is Moslemen T. Macarambon? Maybe some pictures will help.
Heres some pictures of my dad. To enlarge just click the images. Please give credit the source, a link back to this page is very well appreciated. Thanks!
Son of Comelec Commissioner
My dad – Comelec Commissioner Moslemen T. Macarambon Sr. a former RTC Judge in Iligan City who is been serving the Judiciary for over 30years. He is just appointed to one of the two vacancies at the Commission on Elections (Comelec). It’s reported in Philippine Star.
