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Singco's statement came after Vice Mayor Clarito Dinglasa filed a complaint at the Provincial Board that the seven councilors allegedly usurped his functions in approving the budget despite his declaration adjourning the session.


Singco, in a phone interview with The Freeman, said Dinglasa was out of order when he illegally adjourned the special session intended for the budget's approval.


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The Senate adjourned sine die its regular session while the House of Representatives, for its part, declared an "open-ended" session, avoiding possible legal questions over the legitimacy of the joint 22-member joint canvassing committee.


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Senate Majority Leader Francis Pangilinan said the opposition might utilize the sine die adjournment for a "no proclamation" scenario.


Pangilinan, co-chairman of the 22-member joint canvassing committee, argued that the majority and the minority in the Senate should debate whether adopting the sine die adjournment would violate the Constitution.


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The political crisis spawned by the opposition’s takeover of the Senate spilled over to the House of Representatives as it also adjourned its second regular session apparently to avoid recognizing the new Senate majority.
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Singco's statement came after Vice Mayor Clarito Dinglasa filed a complaint at the Provincial Board that the seven councilors allegedly usurped his functions in approving the budget despite his declaration adjourning the session.


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Town mayor: No lapses in budget ok

By Ferliza C. Contratista | July 21, 2005 - 12:00am

Ginatilan Mayor Dean Michael Singco yesterday assured there were no irregularities in the approval of the annual municipal budget during a special session of the town council last May 9. Singco's statement came...

Cebu News

Congress adjourns; canvass to proceed

By Delon Porcalla | June 12, 2004 - 12:00am

Congress adjourned its regular session yesterday but the canvassing of votes for president and vice president continues. The Senate adjourned sine die its regular session while the House of Representatives, for...

Headlines

Congress adjourns today; ‘no proc’ feared

By Jose Rodel Clapano | June 11, 2004 - 12:00am

Congress will adjourn sine die its session today amid questions by some lawmakers on its legal implications with the ongoing canvass of votes for president and vice president. Senate Majority Leader Francis Pangilinan...

Headlines

Senate ‘circus’ goes on

By Efren Danao | June 5, 2002 - 12:00am

The new opposition majority in the Senate went on with its plenary session yesterday afternoon as it challenged the legality of Senate President Franklin Drilon’s move adjourning the Senate sine die on Monday...

Headlines