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Was the Senate blue ribbon probe staged by Cayetano bloc real or fake?
The Senate majority bloc insists the blue ribbon committee hearing by the Cayetano bloc was a 'bogus hearing'
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The Senate majority bloc insists the blue ribbon committee hearing by the Cayetano bloc was a 'bogus hearing'
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'Ang dami nating kailangang gawin,' President Marcos says as he criticized the majority bloc led by Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano for skipping plenary sessions for no justifiable reason
The absence of the senators from majority bloc left some important measures hanging
Without a quorum, the Senate is once again unable to conduct business, leaving several measures in limbo
With only a few session days remaining before adjournment, the Senateโs inability to convene has left several measures that would help hospital patients, farmers, and fisherfolks pending
The Senate majorityโs slim advantage is increasingly under strain as two of its members are unable to participate in sessions because of legal troubles
The Outstanding Women in the Nationโs Service speak up about their fellow awardee Senator Loren Legarda, while universities and schools rebuke their alumni in the Senate majority
The no-show came hours after the arrest of Senator Jinggoy Estrada, a member of the majority bloc, over graft and plunder charges
Without a quorum โ or at least 13 senators physically present โ the Senate could not conduct business. Several important measures are left hanging.
Senator Estrada claims he received offers to leave the Senate majority but stops short of identifying who made them
Zubiri says he was 'betrayed' twice โ when he was ousted as Senate president and when the group of four reneged on their promise to help bring him back to the post
Lapid clarifies he is not leaving the minority bloc; Tulfo was part of the minority senators' walkout after clashing with the majority bloc over a proposed rule on online voting