is the Child Internet Protection Ordinance which protects minors from the influences of pornography on the Internet and as well as the introduction of the Gender and Development Program and the Implementation of R.A. 7192 in Zamboanga City. Vice-mayor, 2004-2007 In 2004 she won by a landslide, garnering the most votes, more than any other candidate in the history of the City of Zamboanga, making her the youngest and first elected woman vice mayor of the city. On her watch, the city council of Zamboanga was named the Second Most Outstanding Council in the country. City Representative, 2007-2013 First term, 2007-2010 Because of her achievements as vice mayor in city council, the residents of Zamboanga City voted her representative of the 1st District to the 14th Philippine Congress in May 2007, where she became the first congresswoman to occupy the post. Despite being a neophyte member of the 14th Congress, she is vice chairman of the Committees on Women, Local Government, the Special Committees on East Asian Growth Area, and the Special Committee on Education and Welfare of Special Persons. She was one of the authors of the House Bill seeking the Magna Carta for Women in this Congress which was passed as a law August 2009. Likewise, she also spearheaded the Lady Legislators of the 14th Congress, in launching Pink October, the first-ever breast cancer awareness and prevention campaign in the House of Representatives. Second term, 2010-2013 In her second term, Representative Maria Isabelle Climaco-Salazar was elected as House Deputy Speaker for Mindanao. City Mayor, 2013-2022 In 2013, Climaco was elected as Mayor of Zamboanga City. However barely three months in office, Salazar was beset by lawless MNLF elements attacking the city proper in September 2013 crippling the city's economic and social life. Climaco also promotes the Chavacano language as part of Zamboanga's culture. The Dia de Fundacio Chavacano, an annual June 23 celebration aims to promote the language through the launch of new Chavacano books such as dictionaries and grammar books and quiz bees for local schools. Personal life On February 28, 2009, Beng wed Retired General Trifonio Salazar. Her wedding coincided with the birthday of her late uncle Mayor Cesar C. Climaco to honor the influence has had in her life. References External links 1966 births Living people People from Zamboanga City Mayors of Zamboanga City Members of the House of Representatives of the Philippines from Zamboanga