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They Said It: Former CJ Hilario Davide Jr. on Sen. Lacson’s Senate Resolution 580
At the Senate hearing on Charter change on Jan. 17, former Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. congratulated Sen. Lacson for filing Senate Resolution 580:
“I would like to commend and congratulate you for filing that resolution, for the Senate now to act on proposing or initiating an amendment to the Constitution as a separate institutional body independent and coordinate with the Lower House. (The) proposal in the Lower House may reach its goal by riding on a bullet train, it could be the second train in the Lower House faster as expected because you have in the Lower House a super majority. And I don’t think with that composition of the Lower House now will be an objective deliberation. You can even say it is a done deal in the Lower House.
In the Senate, with that resolution, you can put a brake to any attempt to railroad a proposal to amend the Constitution.“
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Cebu City PNP: ‘Professionalism, excellence and heroism’
LOOK! Speech of Sen.Panfilo Lacson endorsing Senate Resolution 478 delivered in the Senate Session Hall in courtesy of Mr.Darwin from MBFI pic.twitter.com/KeVgvaAMXx
— Cebu City PNP, PRO7 (@CCPOHQS) September 13, 2017
From the Cebu City PNP‘s Twitter account
The best of the Senate, the worst of the Senate [Manila Times]
From The Manila Times: Two senators, Richard Gordon and Panfilo Lacson Sr., demonstrated they were the best of the Senate, at par with the pre-martial law titans of that body such as Jovito Salonga, Jose Diokno, and yes, Benigno Aquino, Jr. If these two get to be presidential timber, I begin to have hope for our unlucky country. Continue reading “The best of the Senate, the worst of the Senate [Manila Times]”