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Sen. Rene Cayetano arrived from the United States yesterday morning after a successful liver transplant, and may now be fit to take over the leadership of the Senate from incumbent Senate President Franklin Drilon.


Cayetano and Drilon entered into a gentleman’s agreement that they would serve 18 months each as Senate president.


The agreement was reportedly reached to avoid creating a division in the Senate majority.


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EDITORIAL - No new agency needed, just lessons learned

November 26, 2013 - 12:00am

Senator Alan Peter Cayetano is seeking the creation of a new agency tasked solely with responding to disasters. It is easy to see where Cayetano is coming from. Given the way government fell flat on its face in promptly...

Freeman Opinion

Cayetano to assume Senate presidency?

By Jose Rodel Clapano | June 6, 2003 - 12:00am

Back in the saddle and soon to be Senate president? Sen. Rene Cayetano arrived from the United States yesterday morning after a successful liver transplant, and may now be fit to take over the leadership of the...

Headlines