Limkaichong–Iway family family of Negros Oriental

Limkaichong–Iway family · documented public-office relationships

4 documented relatives · 2 currently in public office · 3 documented relationships · Province of Negros Oriental

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Who they are

Lawrence Limkaichong

La Libertad mayor

In office

Sources: Inquirer · Poll results on dynasties: So what?; DBM · Philippine Government Directory 2026

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Portrait of Emmanuel “MM” Iway

Emmanuel “MM” Iway

1st-district representative

In office

Sources: Inquirer · Poll results on dynasties: So what?; PNA · Proclaimed Negros Oriental officials; DBM · Philippine Government Directory 2026

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Portrait of Jocelyn “Josy” Limkaichong

Jocelyn “Josy” Limkaichong

Former 1st-district representative

Not in office

Sources: Inquirer · Poll results on dynasties: So what?

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Portrait of Manuel Iway

Manuel Iway

Former 1st-district representative (2013–2016)

Not in office

Sources: Inquirer · Poll results on dynasties: So what?

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How they are related

How this was researched

Manuel Iway and Emmanuel “MM” Iway are different people. The source identifies Lawrence’s nephew and brother-in-law separately; no father–son connection is inferred.

Documented family networks; not a complete government or barangay roster. National offices are distinct from local offices.

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Sources

  1. Inquirer · Poll results on dynasties: So what? · 21 May 2016; historical relationships, not current roles
  2. DBM · Philippine Government Directory 2026 · 2026 edition; LGU directory dated 30 September 2025; reviewed 13 September 2026
  3. PNA · Proclaimed Negros Oriental officials · 13 May 2025

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