Saturday, June 06, 2026

𝗦𝗘𝗡. 𝗥𝗢𝗕𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗔𝗗𝗜𝗟𝗟𝗔, 𝗦𝗨𝗠𝗔𝗚𝗢𝗧 𝗞𝗔𝗬 𝗦𝗘𝗡. 𝗘𝗥𝗪𝗜𝗡 𝗧𝗨𝗟𝗙𝗢 ‼️

 


Hindi pinalampas ni Sen. Robin Padilla ang mga banat ni Sen. Erwin Tulfo laban kay Legit Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano. 🇵🇭

Diretsahang mensahe ni Robin: ang tunay na matapang, hindi puro dakdak at pagbabanta — ginagawa, hindi ipinangangalandakan.

“Kung talagang gagawin mo, huwag ka nang mag-utos sa OSAA. Gawin mo na mismo. Diretsohin mo na. At isama mo ako,” mensahe ni Padilla.

Dagdag pa niya, kung magkakaroon ulit ng hearing si SP Cayetano, tiyak umano siyang dadalo.

“Kung kukwelyuhan mo at palalabasin si SP Cayetano, isama mo ako. Mas mabuti, ako muna ang unahin mo. Try me,” ani Padilla.

Ayon pa kay Robin, hindi sanay si Cayetano sa ugaling kanto at hindi rin ito mahilig makipagbasagan ng mukha, kaya kung may tapang daw talaga si Tulfo, sa kanya na lang ito gawin.

“Wag ka nang magtago sa likod ng OSAA. Kung sinabi mong gagawin mo, gawin mo on your own,” dagdag pa niya.

Matapos umano ang mga pahayag tungkol sa pananakot sa mga empleyado ng Senado, hamon ni Robin kay Tulfo:

“Puro ka dakdak. Gawin mo na lang. Pero sa akin mo unang gawin. Try me po.



Tuesday, June 02, 2026

Atienza Backs Marcoleta Proposal: Detained Senators Should Still Be Allowed to Vote

ATIENZA SUPPORTS SEN. MARCOLETA’S PROPOSAL ON SENATE VOTING RIGHTS



Former Manila Mayor Lito Atienza expressed support for Senator Rodante Marcoleta’s proposal to allow senators to vote even if they are under custody or detained, as long as they have not been legally removed from office.

In a video statement, Atienza said that although he does not always agree with Senator Marcoleta, he believes the principle behind the proposal is correct.

“Tama naman yung panukala ni Senator Marcoleta. Alam ninyo, hindi ako madalas sumang-ayon diyan, pero dito sang-ayon ako,” Atienza said.

According to Atienza, an elected official should not automatically lose the right to vote just because he or she is physically prevented from attending a session, especially if there is no final ruling that removes that person from office.

He explained that the bigger issue is not only about the senator involved, but also about the people who voted for that senator. If an elected senator is not allowed to vote, the representation of the people who placed that official in power may also be affected.

“Kung ikaw ay physically prevented to vote and you are an elected official at that, kailangan pabotohin ka, maski na ikaw ay kulong o nakakulong,” Atienza added.

Atienza also warned that not allowing detained senators to vote could create a dangerous precedent. He said future leaders might use arrests or detention as a way to weaken the voting power of certain senators and influence important decisions.

“Kung hindi ka pabobotohin, ang gagawin ng Pangulo, kung hindi man ngayon, sa darating na panahon, baka arestuhin yung mga dalawa, tatlo, apat na senador. Hindi makakaboto… mananalo yung gusto niyang papanaluhin sa pamamagitan ng minority vote,” he said.

For Atienza, the issue is about protecting the balance of power, the democratic process, and the voice of the voters.

His statement comes as debates continue over Senate voting rules and proposals that aim to ensure that elected officials can still represent their constituents even under unusual circumstances.

In the end, Atienza maintained that Marcoleta’s proposal is worth considering because it seeks to protect the rights of voters and prevent possible manipulation in future crucial Senate votes.

“Hindi maganda ’yan. Tama yung panukala ni Senator Marcoleta,” Atienza said.


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SP ALAN CAYETANO TO MINORITY!

SP ALAN CAYETANO TO MINORITY!


To my colleagues in the Minority

The Senate is a co-equal branch of government. It is not a prize to be claimed — by anyone. Events of the past few days may have blurred this distinction, but what happened with one of our colleagues today brings it sharply back into focus.

That we differ on the leadership of the Senate is not in question. And it is a fair point of discussion. But no matter our disagreements, we must all agree that it is the Senate’s own business to settle. This chamber answers to GOD and the people who sent us here, and to no one outside these walls.

That line is now being tested. This is not an accusation. I am speaking truth that each senator already knows — the independence of this institution, and the legal standing of any of its members, are not currencies. The day they become things to be traded, is the day that the Senate is diminished. And after the Senate, the Republic.

So I put one question to you, not as the majority but as the chamber: will you stand for the Senate’s independence?

I am asking you to join one deliberate act — to let the Senate go quiet, together and by choice, so the country is made to ask why a co-equal branch would fall silent rather than be made to serve.

The door is open. What you do with it is yours to answer — to this institution, and to the people watching it.

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