Sen. Tito Sotto Defends 12-Senator Quorum during Latest Senate Plenary Session TITO SOTTO – The former Senate President explained how ’13 becomes 12′ in reference to the controversial quorum during the latest session in the chamber. The recent switch in the Senate leadership earned different reactions from the now-minority senators. After Sen. Chiz Escudero attended … Read more
Sen. Robin Padilla No Show in Senate Sessions for 3 Days ROBIN PADILLA – The Senator shared on social media a post about betrayal amid the ongoing conflict in the Senate. All eyes are currently on the Senate after the majority and the minority blocs firmly stand on opposing sides. A switch in the chamber … Read more
Sen. Bam Aquino Says Senate Can Now Return to Working for the Filipinos BAM AQUINO – The Senator defended the recent quorum of 12 when they resumed the session after the majority bloc was no show for two (2) days. The plenary session in the Senate was recently halted twice after the majority senators did … Read more
Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano Breaks Silence on Ouster ALAN PETER CAYETANO – The Senator claimed that he is allegedly still the “legitimate, legal, moral Senate President” of the Republic of the Philippines. The recent attendance of Sen. Chiz Escudero in the Senate session led to the ouster of former Senate Pres. Alan Peter Cayetano. After … Read more
Sen. Chiz Escudero Brings Quorum for Senate Session CHIZ ESCUDERO – The Senator released a statement over his decision to appear at the Senate session today amid the issues. After two (2) cancelled Senate sessions, the chamber was able to resume their session today with the arrival of one of the members of the former … Read more
Amid the Issues Between the Majority & Minority Blocs, Sen. Chiz Escudero Appears in Senate Session CHIZ ESCUDERO – The Senator appeared in the Senate session bringing a 12-quorum that removed former Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano from the presidency. The Philippine Senate is currently surrounded by issues. The chamber had no session for two (2) … Read more