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MANILA, Philippines— After the minority bloc’s walkout last week, senators belonging to the majority group were nowhere in sight at the scheduled resumption of their regular session on Monday. All 11 minority members – Senate Minority Leader Vicente “Tito” Sotto III, Sens. Juan Miguel Zubiri, Kiko Pangilinan, Panfilo Lacson, JV Ejercito, Sherwin Gatchalian,

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Palace spox: Dela Rosa was Cayetano’s ‘reason’ for pushing online vote

TOKYO, Japan — Malacañang said Tuesday night’s heated exchange at the Senate and the ensuing walkout of the minority bloc over a proposal to allow remote voting of members even during nonemergencies only revealed the real motives of those pushing for the rule change. “It turns out that the rules are just fine and they

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Senators show true colors in online voting clash – Palace

TOKYO, Japan — Malacañang on Wednesday said the recent clash over online voting at the Senate, which resulted in a walkout of the minority bloc, shows who among the senators are working for the people and who are only after their personal interests. Minority bloc senators on Tuesday evening stormed out of the plenary session to

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FACT CHECK: Senators Lito Lapid, Erwin Tulfo remain in the minority bloc

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

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Clash on Senate online voting ends in walkout

MANILA, Philippines — Senators in the minority bloc walked out of the plenary session on Tuesday night, dramatizing their strong objection to a move calling on the chamber body to decide on a two-week-old proposal from Sen. Rodante Marcoleta to let members vote in sessions via online channels. Senate Minority Leader Vicente “Tito” Sotto III

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