Cha-cha is dead, thanks to Mocha — Rep. Erice
Charter-change (Cha-cha) is dead, thanks to Asec. Mocha.
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Read moreCharter-change (Cha-cha) is dead, thanks to Asec. Mocha.
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Read moreFormer president Benigno Aquino III said he hopes that Congress, now under his predecessor Speaker Gloria Arroyo, will not resort to the speedy passage of the proposed Charter change (Cha-cha) despite having only limited time until the end of the 17th Congress.
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Read moreAs Congress opened its third and last regular session on Monday, Senate President Vicente “Tito” Sotto III issued a strong message against any moves to amend the 1987 Constitution without the Senate.
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Read moreThe Senate hearing on Charter change (Cha-cha) will push through Tuesday despite the suspension of work in the chamber.
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Read moreSenate Minority Leader Franklin Drilon warned on Saturday that the purpose of the proposed Charter change by the current administration could be to suspend the 2019 elections.
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Read moreCongress can pass a law to move the date of the 2019 midterm elections but it can’t do that to extend the term of its members just so they can revise the 1987 Constitution.
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Read moreHouse Majority Leader Rodolfo Fariñas on Monday said the lower chamber still has no timetable for the proposed Charter change (Cha-cha).
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