
Justin Dominic Gatuslao
Himamaylan vice mayor
In officeSources: Visayan Daily Star · Justin identifies Gatuslao siblings; DBM · Philippine Government Directory 2026
See Justin Dominic Gatuslao in the map →Documented family relationships across public offices.
4 documented relatives · 2 currently in public office · 4 documented relationships · Province of Negros Occidental
In Negros Occidental the family currently holds office through Rita Angela Gatuslao (Negros Occidental D5 board member).


Himamaylan vice mayor
In officeSources: Visayan Daily Star · Justin identifies Gatuslao siblings; DBM · Philippine Government Directory 2026
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Negros Occidental D5 board member
In officeSources: Negros Occidental SP · Resolution 695 and board roster; Visayan Daily Star · Justin identifies Gatuslao siblings
See Rita Angela Gatuslao in the map →
Former assemblyman (Batasang Pambansa, Negros Occidental)
Not in officeSources: SunStar Bacolod · Battle of Gatuslaos in fifth district, Himamaylan ("Board Member Alain Gatuslao, who is the brother of Councilor Gatuslao"; "the Gatuslao brothers’ father, former assemblyman Antonio Gatuslao"); Rappler · Negros Occidental big clans offer ‘soft’ support for Marcos (Genaro Alvarez III "has also served as mayor and vice mayor"; La Castellana: father Alberto Nicor Jr., siblings Alberto III and Anejo)
See Antonio M. “Tony” Gatuslao in the map →
Former Negros Occidental 5th district board member (re-elected 2016) · candidate for 5th district representative, 2019
Not in officeSources: SunStar · Political families still rule elections (Ilog: brothers Genaro Rafael and John Paul, "Their father Genaro was a former congressman and vice governor"; Gatuslao brothers Alain and Justin); SunStar Bacolod · Battle of Gatuslaos in fifth district, Himamaylan ("Board Member Alain Gatuslao, who is the brother of Councilor Gatuslao"; "the Gatuslao brothers’ father, former assemblyman Antonio Gatuslao")
See Alain Gatuslao in the map →Kinship and office sources are cited separately. Current-office badges reflect the cited records; historical relatives remain visible. This is a documented subset, not a complete genealogy. Family membership does not imply unlawful conduct.
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