Philippine Senate Minority Walks Out Over Virtual Voting Rule Dispute
The Philippine Senate minority bloc walked out of a session after clashing with the majority over a proposed rule change to allow virtual voting for members, which they alleged was being rushed to benefit senators facing legal issues, with the dispute also involving heated exchanges between senators regarding the proposed amendment.
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MANILA, Philippines — The Senate minority bloc on Tuesday night questioned whether a proposed voting rule was being rushed to benefit the absent Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa and other members of the majority facing plunder allegations. This came after Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano moved to vote on whether Sen. Rodante Marcoleta’s proposal allowing
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