13 Facts About Ramon Tulfo

Ramon Tulfo is the eldest of ten siblings, with six brothers and three sisters, namely Tuchi, Bong, Joseph, Edelle, broadcasters Raffy, Ben, Erwin, as well as former tourism secretary Wanda Corazon Teo.

Ramon Tulfo is the son of the late Colonel Ramon Silvestre Tulfo Sr.

Ramon Tulfo began his career as a radio announcer, serving various stations throughout the Philippines for three years.

Ramon Tulfo later became a newspaper columnist, working at Bulletin Today for nearly a decade before moving to the Philippine Daily Inquirer in the 1980s.

Ramon Tulfo's term was extended for another six months on May 27,2019.

Ramon Tulfo expressed willingness to give up his post to become a Philippine distributor of the Sinopharm BIBP COVID-19 vaccine.

Ramon Tulfo has been widely criticized for his public support of the death penalty, whether the case is considered a heinous crime or not.

Ramon Tulfo has voiced opposition to LGBT rights, and has criticized the Iglesia ni Cristo due to 'personal hatred'.

Ramon Tulfo has outspokenly discriminated Muslim Filipinos, using jokes against Islamic beliefs during the height of killings against Muslims in the Philippines.

Ramon Tulfo drew flak after stating that Muslims in Christian-majority areas should be removed and relocated in war-torn areas in Mindanao.

The victim's mother was seen to be pleading to Mr Ramon Tulfo to stop his harassment as her daughter was getting scared of the ordeal.

Mr Ramon Tulfo has refused to apologize to PGH for the incident.

Ramon Tulfo posted bail in 2020 before Manila Regional Trial Court Branch 12.