Reelectionist Alan Peter Cayetano surged ahead of another reelectionist, Francis “Chiz” Escudero, in the senatorial race, according to the latest partial and unofficial tally of an election watchdog on Tuesday.
Reelectionist Sen. Francis Escudero offered no excuses for his slide in the latest survey by Social Weather Stations that saw him landing in fifth place this month, down from first place in August last year.
Three years after his separation from his ex-wife, Christine, Senator Francis “Chiz” Escudero still finds himself playing the role of a mother to their five-year-old twins.
Once considered for the presidency by his former party in the 2010 elections, reelectionist Sen. Francis “Chiz” Escudero on Wednesday said he had no plans to run for either the presidency or the vice presidency in 2016.
Instead of abolishing the Bureau of Customs, Senator Francis Escudero suggested Saturday that the government try reforms that would not only rehabilitate the image of the agency but also change the culture of its officials and employees.
The studio looks huge and equipped with cameras that include one mounted on a crane. Yet almost all of the shots are close-ups. The camera fixes on her face, breaking down at the questions, yet still looking pretty as ever. It was grace under pressure.
“His heart could not take it.” Cecile Ongpauco, mother of actress Heart Evangelista, said her husband has been experiencing chest pains as a result of a highly publicized “family feud” with their daughter over the latter’s relationship with Sen. Francis “Chiz” Escudero.
“Is that bad news?” was how Senator Francis “Chiz” Escudero commented in jest when asked to react on the decision of the United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) to drop him and two other candidates from its slate.
Vice President Jejomar Binay’s political coalition has dropped Senators Francis Escudero and Loren Legarda, and Grace Poe-Llamanzares from its senatorial ticket, the party’s campaign manager said here Thursday.
MAXIMIZING the Philippine Sports Commission’s savings of half a billion could spell the difference in the country’s bid to end a medal drought in the Olympics three years from now in Rio de Janeiro.
Senator Francis ‘Chiz” Escudero has initiated moves to stop the squabbling in the Senate over the alleged millions of pesos given to senators last year, saying it has been affecting the image of the institution.
