Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa teared up on the last session day of the 18th Congress. An emotional Dela Rosa gave Senate Minority Leader Frank Drilon a farewell hug as the veteran lawmaker ends his term.
As more local government units adopted local ordinances restricting the movement of unvaccinated individuals, Senate Minority Leader Frank Drilon on Thursday raised the possibility that concerns on personal liberty could be raised before the Supreme Court.
Senate Minority Leader Frank Drilon on Monday backed several measures seeking to create special economic zones, saying the proposals would “give real meaning to the devolution of powers to local government units (LGUs)” as mandated by the Constitution.
The newly-signed law creating the Department of Migrant Workers has sufficient safeguards to protect the billions of pesos in a trust fund being managed by the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration, Senate Minority Leader Frank Drilon said on Thursday.
Let the public see and judge for themselves.
Senate Minority Leader Frank Drilon on Thursday explained his critical “yes” vote in favor of Senate Bill 2239 or the controversial Vape Bill.
The P5-trillion General Appropriations Bill of 2022 is now only awaiting President Rodrigo Duterte’s signature to become a law.
Senate Minority Leader Frank Drilon on Thursday urged his fellow Ilonggos to go out and show support to Vice President Leni Robredo on her first visit to Iloilo as presidential aspirant on Friday.
Senate Minority Leader Frank Drilon on Tuesday quizzed the sponsor of the proposed 2022 budget of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) regarding the purported duplication of a number of budgetary items in its budget.
Senate Minority Leader Frank Drilon on Monday expressed concern over the huge cut made by Malacañang and the House of Representatives in the proposed 2022 budget of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) and its attached agencies.
