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Senate resolution seeking probe on attacks vs local officials filed - Vimarsana News

Senate resolution seeking probe on attacks vs local officials filed

Senate resolution seeking probe on attacks vs local officials filed

Senators seek reso condemning killing of Negros Oriental governor - Vimarsana News

Senators seek reso condemning killing of Negros Oriental governor

At least 13 senators have signed a proposed resolution that strongly condemn the killing of Negros Oriental Governor Roel Degamo who was killed in broad daylight along with five others last Saturday morning (March 4), by still unidentified men. According to Senate Majority Leader Joel Villanueva

Source: mb.com.ph
Senators to PNP: Stop open season on killings - Vimarsana News

Senators to PNP: Stop open season on killings

Senators yesterday prodded the Philippine National Police and other law enforcement agencies to end what they described as open season for killings and violence against politicians, which they fear may spill over to ordinary Filipinos.

Senators urge pro-ROTC lawmakers to scrap bill making it mandatory - Vimarsana News

Senators urge pro-ROTC lawmakers to scrap bill making it mandatory

Senators on Friday, March 3, called on proponents and supporters of the bill reviving the Reserved Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) to give up on the measure that seeks to make it mandatory. “Scrap the bill making ROTC mandatory. Make it only optional to those who are ‘militarily inclined’ or in

Source: mb.com.ph
Pro-ROTC senators not budging in plan to make program mandatory again - Vimarsana News

Pro-ROTC senators not budging in plan to make program mandatory again

Some senators defended the administration-backed measure to make the Reserve Officers Training Corps program mandatory again in the face of calls from some groups and other lawmakers to drop this plan following the hazing death of Adamson University student John Matthew Salilig.