Senate Majority Leader Vicente Sotto III is set to file cyber libel charges before the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) against a blogger who called him a rapist, plagiarist and bigot.
For most senators, it already smells like victory for the government troops to finally quell the siege of Marawi following the killing of Isnilon Hapilon and Omar Maute as they are now calling for the rebuilding of the province.
Senate Majority Leader Vicente Sotto III on Monday said he’s willing to go to jail and put the law into his own hands just so he could get even with those who maligned him online based on what he called as “fake news.”
Senator Richard Gordon took a swipe at Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV in the middle of his manifestation on a controversial Senate resolution.
Not to be outdone, senators from the majority bloc also “excluded” minority colleagues” with their own “version” of a resolution urging the government to stop and resolve all unresolved extrajudicial killings.
Senate Majority Leader Vicente Sotto III is eyeing the filing of libel cases against those behind a blog which called him and six other colleagues as “Malacanang Dogs in the Senate.”
Unless former Customs chief Nicanor Faeldon appears before the Senate blue ribbon committee to answer corruption charges, his ethics complaint against Sen. Panfilo Lacson is likely to be dismissed.
The Senate has approved a bill postponing the scheduled barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) elections from October 23 this year to May next year.
Clean up the Bureau of Customs (BOC) and spare no one, were President Duterte’s marching orders to newly-appointed Comm. Isidro Lapena, according to Senate Majority Leader Vicente Sotto III.
Some senators have been summoned by President Duterte to a meeting Tuesday afternoon in Malacañang apparently to discuss the P6.5 billion smuggled shabu into the country, and other pressing issues.
