Sen. Pimentel: Apat silang senador na boboto ng "no" sa cha-cha | 24 Oras Weekend

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Sektor ng edukasyon ang tatalakayin ngayon sa pagdinig ng Kamara at Senado sa pagbabago sa economic provisions ng Saligang Batas. Tingin naman ng isang senador, apat silang boboto ng no sa cha-cha.

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00:00 The education sector is now debating the hearing of the Senate and the House of Representatives on the changes to the economic provisions of the Constitutional Law.

00:08 One senator thinks that they will vote "no" to the "cha-cha".

00:12 Ma'am Gonzalez is the one who got the vote.

00:15 The hearing of the House of Representatives will continue tomorrow on the proposed amendment of the economic provisions of the Constitution that has to do with education.

00:25 Unlike the Senate, which only allows tertiary education to be opened to foreign ownership,

00:31 the House of Representatives is studying to open the basic education, such as elementary and high school.

00:37 According to House Deputy Majority Leader Representative Janet Garin, many will be attending the hearing from the education sector.

00:45 It's investing here but the curriculum is still handled by the Department of Education.

00:50 So the curriculum cannot be changed.

00:53 So those are the things that we should listen to.

00:56 Garin thinks that the deliberation of the House of Representatives on the charter change will be completed before the Holy Week break of the Congress.

01:02 On Tuesday, the Senate will continue the hearing on the proposed charter change.

01:06 As much as possible, the Senate's target is for the House of Representatives to agree on their version of the House of Representatives, just like the issue of education.

01:13 We have to coordinate also with the other House.

01:16 Hopefully, when we talk about it, we will bring it to the floor before this weekend.

01:22 The Senate Committee on Rules was also able to assist this week to make guidelines on the hearings they are doing.

01:28 Senator Chis Escudero pointed out that for now, the Senate has no clear rules that are in line with the rules of the House of Representatives.

01:35 That is the reason, Mr. President, why I urge caution and prudence over a hasty action on this matter.

01:42 We are not different from the rules that we are following.

01:44 When it comes to the end, that's when we will lose, we will debate and we will fight.

01:49 Senate Minority Leader Coco Pimentel said in an interview on the radio that for now, four senators he thinks will vote against the charter change.

01:57 He and Sen. Riza Monteveros, Sen. Cynthia Villar and Sen. Mark Villar.

02:01 Senator Monteveros and Sen. Villar confirmed this and the GMA Integrated News is trying to get the statement of Senator Mark.

02:09 The Congress needs seven no votes to not pass the charter change.

02:13 For GMA Integrated News, Mav Gonzales, for Tutok, 24 hours.

02:19 [Music]

Sen. Pimentel: Apat silang senador na boboto ng "no" sa cha-cha | 24 Oras Weekend

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