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Senate Deputy Majority Leader JV Ejercito

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  1. VICE President Sara Duterte.

    Objections routine in trial — legal ace

    ‘Even if the evidence was presented during the trial, if it is not admitted during the formal offer, the Senate cannot consider it when it makes its decision.’

  2. SENATOR JV Ejercito

    Ejercito: 2027 budget must win back trust

    Senator JV Ejercito plans major changes to the proposed 2027 Philippine budget, prioritizing railways, bridges, airports, zero-balance billing, and higher…

  3. Members of the Department of Agriculture defended their 2027 proposed budget before the Senate finance committee on Wednesday, 21 October.

    Senate vows stricter spending control

    Philippine senators pledge stricter safeguards and greater transparency in the proposed P7.2-trillion 2027 national budget following a Supreme Court ruling on…

  4. THE Department of Justice (DoJ)

    Senate backs ASEAN extradition treaty

    The Senate's approval of the ASEAN Extradition Treaty marks a significant step in combating transnational crime, ensuring fugitives can no longer evade justice…

  5. Senator JV Ejercito during a budget hearing on Tuesday, 20 October.

    JV decries backlash over China envoy row

    Senator JV Ejercito defends his stance against Chinese envoy Jing Quan, questioning critics' silence on attacks against Filipino troops and fishermen in the…

  6. CoA flags Senate’s overtime payments

    CoA flags Senate’s overtime payments

    The Commission on Audit flagged the Senate’s overtime payment policies in its 2025 annual audit for violating government guidelines. Auditors found that…

  7. SENATOR JV Ejercito

    Ejercito panel grilling DBM on P58.5-B LGU fund

    Senator JV Ejercito said the Department of Budget and Management will face questions over the record-high ₱58.53-billion Local Government Support Fund in the…

  8. Stacked Deck

    Stacked Deck

    The Senate presiding officer suggested VP Duterte could address the allegations in other public fora, but the gag order made that impossible.