HOW SENATORS VOTED ON RESOLUTION REQUESTING ICC TO CONSIDER HOUSE ARREST FOR DUTERTE
The Senate adopted proposed Senate Resolution No. 144 (SRN 144), requesting the International Criminal Court (ICC) to hold former President Rodrigo Roa Duterte under house arrest on humanitarian grounds, with a vote of 15–3–2.
Senators voting in favor were: Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano, Sen. Bato Dela Rosa, Senate Deputy Majority Leader JV Ejercito, Sen. Jinggoy Estrada, Sen. Win Gatchalian, Sen. Bong Go, Senate President Pro Tempore Ping Lacson, Sen. Loren Legarda, Senate Deputy Minority Leader Rodante Marcoleta, Sen. Imee Marcos, Sen. Robinhood Padilla, Sen. Erwin Tulfo, Senate Deputy Minority Leader Villanueva, Sen. Mark Villar, and Senate Majority Leader Migz Zubiri.
Those voting against were Sen. Bam Aquino, Senate Deputy Majority Leader Risa Hontiveros, and Sen. Kiko Pangilinan, while Senate President Tito Sotto and Sen. Raffy Tulfo abstained.
The resolution, sponsored by Minority Leader Cayetano and co-sponsored by Majority Leader Zubiri, cites Duterte's advanced age and deteriorating health, urging the ICC to assess whether he can withstand regular detention and, if not, to allow house arrest under conditions that maintain the integrity of the ongoing trial.
HOW SENATORS VOTED ON RESOLUTION REQUESTING ICC TO CONSIDER HOUSE ARREST FOR DUTERTE
The Senate adopted proposed Senate Resolution No. 144 (SRN 144), requesting the International Criminal Court (ICC) to hold former President Rodrigo Roa Duterte under house arrest on humanitarian grounds, with a vote of 15–3–2.
Senators voting in favor were: Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano, Sen. Bato Dela Rosa, Senate Deputy Majority Leader JV Ejercito, Sen. Jinggoy Estrada, Sen. Win Gatchalian, Sen. Bong Go, Senate President Pro Tempore Ping Lacson, Sen. Loren Legarda, Senate Deputy Minority Leader Rodante Marcoleta, Sen. Imee Marcos, Sen. Robinhood Padilla, Sen. Erwin Tulfo, Senate Deputy Minority Leader Villanueva, Sen. Mark Villar, and Senate Majority Leader Migz Zubiri.
Those voting against were Sen. Bam Aquino, Senate Deputy Majority Leader Risa Hontiveros, and Sen. Kiko Pangilinan, while Senate President Tito Sotto and Sen. Raffy Tulfo abstained.
The resolution, sponsored by Minority Leader Cayetano and co-sponsored by Majority Leader Zubiri, cites Duterte's advanced age and deteriorating health, urging the ICC to assess whether he can withstand regular detention and, if not, to allow house arrest under conditions that maintain the integrity of the ongoing trial.
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Galit na galit kayo sa joke ni Vice Ganda?
Eh sa “joke” ni Tatay Digong noon about sa missionary na sya dapat nauna nang-rape? Sa “joke” nya na pumatay dapat ng 3 million na addict? Sa “joke” nya na pininger nya ang katulong? Yung “joke” nya na bobo ang Diyos at Putang Ina si Pope?
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Many Filipinos used to hold LEONEN in high esteem. Pero nung naging presidente ang mamamatay-tao, KINAIN NA RIN SIYA ng BULOK na sistema ng “katarungan” sa Pinas. Sayang. PNoy must be turning in his grave.
‘TALO ANG TAUMBAYAN’
Akbayan Rep. Chel Diokno called the Supreme Court's decision on VP Sara Duterte's impeachment a case of accountability and justice lost.
"Sa desisyong ito, talo ang taumbayan. Talo ang pananagutan. Impeachment is about accountability," he said in a statement.
Diokno maintained that the complaints followed the constitutional process, where it was verified and endorsed by at least one-third of the House.
"There was no violation of due process—only a demand to present the truth to the Filipino people," he added. | via @domnqeflores
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I therefore conclude that the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches of the government have all been compromised and weakened.
No accountability, no transparency, and no rule of law. Only IMPUNITY.
God help us all.
SUPREME COURT BLASTED FOR 'CODDLING' VP SARA, SETTING 'DANGEROUS PRECEDENT'
Akbayan Rep. Perci Cendaña criticized the Supreme Court's decision to declare the impeachment against Vice President Sara Duterte as unconstitutional due to the one-year bar rule.
"The Supreme Court has reduced itself to being the Supreme Coddler of Vice President Sara Duterte," he said.
"The dismissal of the impeachment sets a dangerous precedent. Lahat ng tiwaling politiko, pwedeng magtago sa likod ng Supreme Court at takasan ang pananagutan sa sambayanan," he added. | via @domnqeflores