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Dumalo si Sen. Idol Raffy Tulfo noong Feb. 28 sa pagdinig ng Committee on Basic Education kung saan nagkaroon siya ng oportunidad na ungkatin ang reklamong idinulog sa Raffy Tulfo in Action kaugnay sa Government Assistance to Students and Teachers in Private Education (GASTPE) o "tuition subsidy" program ng Department of Education (DepEd).
In line with their efforts to help ensure that no Filipino is left behind in recovery, Senator Christopher "Bong" Go together with Senator Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa, were invited by Senator Francis "Tol" Tolentino to provide assistance to disadvantaged residents in Pasig City on Wednesday, February 28. The three Senators are officers of the PDP-Laban political party.
In a manifestation during the Senate plenary session on Tuesday, February 27, Senator Christopher "Bong" Go reiterated his call for immediate and politics-free distribution of aid under the government's social assistance programs.
The height of injustice. This is how Senator Win Gatchalian described the slot allocations of the Educational Service Contracting (ESC) for beneficiaries, the majority of whom hail from non-poor households.
Senator Christopher "Bong" Go lauded the signing into law of Republic Act No. 11982, or the Amendments to the Centenarian Act. The measure, signed by President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. last February 26, now expands the benefits for elderly Filipinos.
On Tuesday, February 27, Senator Christopher "Bong" Go personally attended to the needs of fire victims from Barangay 52, Tondo, Manila, ensuring immediate aid provision to those affected by the unfortunate incident. He visited right after he provided assistance to recovering fire victims in Barangay 17 to help them rebuild their homes.
As part of the Senate's plan to invite Filipino artists to open the Senate session, today marks a little divergence from the program: members of the Utah-based The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performed songs of worship to senators and guests before plenary discussions on important measures.
SENATOR RONALD "BATO" DELA ROSA