Former provincial leaders → current provincial board and Baguio council.
4 documented relatives · 2 currently in public office · 3 documented relationships · Province of Benguet
In Benguet the family currently holds office through Lady Charmaine Molintas-Likigan (Benguet provincial board member · District 1).
Benguet provincial board member · District 1
In officeSources: Daily Guardian · Benguet provincial board delegation; PSA · Benguet Countryside in Figures, elected officials; SunStar · Raul Molintas obituary and children
See Lady Charmaine Molintas-Likigan in the map →
Baguio City councilor
In officeSources: PIA · Baguio ordinance authored by Councilor Jose Molintas; Inquirer · Jose Molintas, younger brother of Raul
See Jose Molintas in the map →
Former Benguet governor and Mountain Province representative · deceased
DeceasedSources: Municipality of Bokod · Daklan barangay profile, political history; Benguet government · resolution inventory RS-74-0036, condolence for Dennis Molintas Sr.
See Dennis Molintas Sr. in the map →
Former Benguet governor (1995–2004) · deceased
DeceasedSources: SunStar · Raul Molintas obituary and children; Municipality of Bokod · Daklan barangay profile, political history
See Raul “Rocky” Molintas in the map →Bokod’s official profile identifies Dennis as Raul’s uncle. Raul is Charmaine’s father and Jose’s older brother. Jose serves independent Baguio City, not the Benguet provincial board. A provincial condolence resolution confirms Dennis Sr. is deceased; no exact death date is assigned.
Documented family networks; not a complete government or barangay roster. National offices are distinct from local offices.
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