Cesar Climaco
Filipino politician and Zamboanga City Mayor
Born
1916
109 years ago
Died
November 14th, 1984
40 years ago — 68 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Philippines
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Served as the 10th Mayor of Zamboanga City, holding office during the 1970s. Climaco was a prominent figure in local governance and law, advocating for various policies aimed at community development. His administration focused on urban development and infrastructure improvements, fostering growth within the city. His tenure was marked by efforts to address social issues and enhance public services.
Served as the 10th Mayor of Zamboanga City
Advocated for urban development and infrastructure improvements
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