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Alan Cayetano should resign as Senate president, says minority bloc

Alan Cayetano should resign as Senate president, says minority bloc
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The Philippine Senate minority bloc has formally called for the resignation of Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano. The demand follows a two-day absence of the majority bloc from plenary sessions, which the minority characterizes as a dereliction of duty.

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This political impasse highlights deep divisions within the Philippine government and raises questions about legislative functionality during a period of high-profile controversy.

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The article reports on the minority bloc's statement while providing context on the procedural rules cited.

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