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18 th Congress of the Philippines Cong. David C. Suarez

David C. Suarez David Catarina Suarez  (born January 25, 1977) is a Filipino politician. He is the incumbent Representative of the  2nd District  of  Quezon  in the  House of Representatives of the Philippines . He previously served as  governor of Quezon  from 2010 to 2019, vice governor of Quezon from 2004 to 2007, and councilor of  Unisan  from 2001 to 2004. Suarez is the youngest child of former Quezon Governor  Danilo Suarez  and former  Quezon's 3rd District  Representative  Aleta Suarez .

Education He attended the  University of Asia and the Pacific  where he attained a degree in Bachelor of Arts, specializing in Economics, Philosophy and Politics. He also had training in other educational institutes at the  University of the Philippines Diliman , where he had a short course on Local Legislation and on Local Governance and Public Management. He also finished a training on Public Administration at the International Academy for Leadership in  Gummersbach ,  Germany .

Political career Suarez was elected as a Municipal Councilor of Unisan , Quezon, a post which he served from 2001–2004. He also served as Philippine Councilor's League Quezon Federation President, a post which he was elected to also from 2001–2004. From 2004–2007, Suarez governed Quezon province as the Vice Governor. At the  Department of Environment and Natural Resources  from 2007–2009, Suarez was Assistant Secretary who was tasked to oversee the River Basin Control Office while he also served as Program manager of the government body for South Luzon.

During the  2010 elections , Suarez was elected as Governor; he was re-elected in  2013  and in  2016 . [2] [3]  In 2018, he transferred his residence to  Tiaong . [4] In  2019 , he was elected representative of the  2nd district of Quezon . He was reelected in  2022  and re-joined  Lakas–CMD  ahead of the  19th Congress .

Awards Galing Pook Award for "Quezon's 2in1" - given by the Galing Pook Foundation in 2014. Galing Pook Award for " Lingap Kalusugan sa Barangay" also known as Health Coupon Program - given by the Galing Pook Foundation in 2014. Most Outstanding Governor in the field of Social Services - given by the Association of Social Workers of the PHilippines in 2014.

Most Outstanding Governor in the field of Agriculture, Department of Agriculture. Seal of Good House Keeping - awarded by DILG in 2011. Outstanding LGU and Masigasig Award - given by the DOH - Center for Health and Development IV in 2011

Adopt a School Program Award - given by the Department of Education in 2012 Bukas Parangal ng Kagitingan - given by the National Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council in 2012. Extra Mile Award - awarded by the Philippine Commission on Women and the Canadian Government in 2013 for empowering the institutionalizing Gender and Development in the Province. GREAT Women Award - awarded by the Canadian Government in 2013

Personal life He is married to  ALONA   Partylist Representative  Anna Marie Villaraza -Suarez , with three children; Athalia Marie, Amalia Marie and David Sebastian.

References   " Binay promises pro-poor programs in Quezon province" .  CNN Philippines . February 26, 2016. Retrieved November 7, 2016. ^  Jump up to: a   b   c   d   "Governor David C. Suarez" . Provincial Government of Quezon. Retrieved June 2, 2016. ^   " Reelectionists dominate regions" .  The Manila Times . May 10, 2016. Retrieved November 7, 2016.

  " Binay promises pro-poor programs in Quezon province" .  CNN Philippines . February 26, 2016. Retrieved November 7, 2016. ^  Jump up to: a   b   c   d   "Governor David C. Suarez" . Provincial Government of Quezon. Retrieved June 2, 2016. ^   " Reelectionists dominate regions" .  The Manila Times . May 10, 2016. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
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