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DOE chief Lotilla steps down from post
Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary Raphael Lotilla has submitted his courtesy resignation, following President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s request for all Cabinet members to vacate their positions.
Lotilla stated that his resignation aims to give the President the freedom to reorganize his Cabinet for the remainder of his term and to express his full support.
The energy chief affirmed the DOE's commitment to working towards cheaper, reliable, and sustainable electricity.
President Marcos Jr. called for this "recalibration" of his administration after the midterm elections to align the government with the people's expectations.
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