Ducielle Cardema

Ducielle Marie Suarez Cardema (born Ducielle Marie Doctor Suarez born September 20, 1990 ) is a Filipino politician. She has served as the representative for Duterte Youth from 2020 to 2022.

Her career in the House of Representative is marked by initiatives to counter the New People's Army rebellion with Cardema often alleged to have committed red-tagging on groups suspected to be sympathetic to the communist rebels.

Political career Duterte Youth representative (2020–2022) The Duterte Youth won a seat as partylist organization in the 2019 election. Her husband Ronald Cardema atempting to fill the seat after Ducielle and three other nominees supposedly withdrew. Ducielle Cardema, the original first nominee was eventually allowed to take oath.

As a congresswoman, Cardema focused on fighting the New People's Army rebellion and was accused of committing red-tagging, alleging groups of association with communist rebels. She has also sought to revive the Anti-Subversion Act of 1957, through House Bill 8231 which would ban again the triumviate of the Communist Party of the Philippines, New People's Army and the National Democratic Front and includes provisions for livelihood aid for communist rebels who wished to be reintegrated to mainstream society.

2025 Calamba councilor bid In 2025 elections, Cardema ran for councilor in Calamba but she lost.

Personal life Ducielle Cardema is married to Ronald Cardema.