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Who Refused to Impeach Sara Duterte? See the 93 Lawmakers Who Didn’t Sign!

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In a historic move, the House of Representatives has initiated impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte, with 215 out of 318 members endorsing the complaint. This development has sparked significant discussion, particularly concerning the 93 lawmakers who chose not to sign the impeachment complaint.




🚨 WHO DIDN’T SIGN? 🚨


Here’s the list of House of Representatives members who DID NOT sign the impeachment complaint against VP Sara Duterte!

Out of 318 House members:

✅ 215 signed the impeachment complaint.

❌ 93 DID NOT SIGN.

⚠️ 10 were unable to sign (4 deceased, 3 appointed, 2 dropped from roll, 1 resigned).






















Representatives Who Didn't Sign Impeachment Against VP Duterte


Here's the list of those who didn't sign the impeachment against Vice President Sara Duterte. The representatives are divided by regions (Mindanao, Visayas, Luzon) NCR and party lists who did not support the impeachment move.

Here's the comprehensive list by region:

MINDANAO REPRESENTATIVES:

Corvera, Dale B. (Agusan Del Norte, 2nd District)
Rodriguez, Rufus B. (Cagayan De Oro, 2nd District)
Zubiri, Jose Maria Jr. (Bukidnon, 3rd District)
Sakaluran, Princess Rihan (Sultan Kudarat, 1st District)
Suansing, Horacio Jr. (Sultan Kudarat, 2nd District)
Caoagdan, Rudy S., DPA (Cotabato, 2nd District)
Dimaporo, Mohamad Khalid Q. (Lanao Del Norte, 1st District)
Hataman, Mujiv S. (Basilan, Lone District)
Almario, Cheeno Miguel D. (Davao Oriental, 2nd District)
Gonzaga, Ruwel Peter (Davao De Oro, 2nd District)
Alvarez, Pantaleon D. (Davao Del Norte, 1st District)
Dujali, Alan "Aldu" R. (Davao Del Norte, 2nd District)
Duterte, Paolo Z. (City Of Davao, 1st District)
Garcia, Vincent J. (City Of Davao, 2nd District)
Ungab, Isidro T. (City Of Davao, 3rd District)
Bautista, Claude (Davao Occidental, Lone District)

VISAYAS REPRESENTATIVES:

Benitez, Francisco "Kiko" B. (Negros Occidental, 3rd District)
Yulo, Emilio Bernardino (Negros Occidental, 5th District)
Legarda, Antonio Jr. B. (Antique, Lone District)
Tan, Stephen James T. (Samar 1st District)
Tan, Reynolds Michael T. (Samar, 2nd District)
Gomez, Richard - Leyte (Leyte, 4th District)
Cari, Carl Nicolas C. (Leyte, 5th District)
Del Mar, Rachel Marguerite B. (City Of Cebu, 1st District)
Garcia, Pablo John F. (Cebu, 3rd District)

LUZON REPRESENTATIVES:

Revilla, Ramon Jolo III B. (Cavite, 1st District)
Mercado-Revilla, Lani (Cavite, 2nd District)
Advincula, Adrian Jay C. (Cavite, 3rd District)
Alonte, Marlyn "Len" B. (City Of Biñan, Lone District)
Duavit, Michael John R. (Rizal, 1st District)
Tanjuatco, Emigdio III (Rizal, 2nd District)
Garcia, Jose Arturo Jr. S. (Rizal, 3rd District)
Bolilia, Lianda B. (Batangas, 4th District)
Velasco, Lord Allan Jay (Marinduque, Lone District)
Umali, Alfonso Jr. (Oriental Mindoro, 2nd District)
Alvarez, Jose C. (Palawan, 2nd District)
Cua, Midy N. (Quirino, Lone District)
Kho, Ricardo T. (Masbate, 1st District)
Kho, Olga "Ara" T. (Masbate, 2nd District)
Kho, Wilton "Tonton" T. (Masbate, 3rd District)
Salceda, Joey Sarte (Albay, 2nd District)
Panotes, Rosemarie Conejos (Camarines Norte, 2nd District)
Escudero, Marie Bernadette G. (Sorsogon, 1st District)
Rodriguez, Eulogio R. (Catanduanes, Lone District)
Barba, Angelo Marcos (Ilocos Norte, 2nd District)
Yap, Eric Go (Benguet, Lone District)
Nolasco, Ramon Jr. C. (Cagayan, 1st District)
Albano, Antonio "Tonypet" T. (Isabela, 1st District)
Dy, Ian Paul L. (Isabela, 3rd District)
Celeste, Arthur F. (Pangasinan, 1st District)
Guico, Ramon Jr. N. (Pangasinan, 5th District)
Yap, Christian Tell A. (Tarlac, 2nd District)
Rivera, Noel "Bong" N. (Tarlac, 3rd District)
Macapagal-Arroyo, Gloria (Pampanga, 2nd District)
Vergara, Rosanna "Ria" (Nueva Ecija 3rd District)

NCR (NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION) REPRESENTATIVES:

Campos, Luis Jr. N. (City Of Makati, 2nd District)
Lacson-Noel, Josephine Veronique R. (Malabon, Lone District)
Maceda, Edward Vera Perez (City Of Manila, 4th District)
Martinez, Eric M. (City Of Valenzuela, 2nd District)
Peña, Romulo "Kid" Jr. (City Of Makati, 1st District)
Tiangco, Tobias "Toby" (City Of Navotas, Lone District)
Villar, Camille (City Of Las Piñas, Lone District)

PARTY LIST REPRESENTATIVES:

Nograles-Almario, Margarita (PBA)
Padiernos, Jose Gay G. (GP PARTY)
Revilla, Bryan B. (AGIMAT)
Romero, Michael (1-PACMAN)
Salo, Ron P. (KABAYAN)
Singson, Richelle (AKO ILOCANO AKO)
Tamayo, Reynaldo (ANGAT)
Tanchay, Caroline (SAGIP)
Tan-Tambut, Shernee (KUSUG TAUSUG)
Tulfo, Erwin T. (ACT-CIS)
Verzosa, Samuel Jr. (TUTOK TO WIN)
Villanueva, Eduardo (CIBAC)
Yamsuan, Brian Raymund (BICOL SARO)
Yap, Edvic G. (ACT-CIS)
Bautista-Lim, Claudine Diana D. (DUMPER-PTDA)
Bosita, Bonifacio L. (1-RIDER PARTYLIST)
Cardema, Drixie Mae S. (DUTERTE YOUTH)
Co, Elizaldy S. (AKO BICOL)
Delos Santos, Alfred C. (ANG PROBINSYANO)
Enciso, Nicolas VIII C. (BICOL SARO)
Estrella, Robert Raymund M. (ABONO)
Fariñas, Rudys Caesar I G. (PROBINSYANO AKO)
Golez, Anthony Rolando Jr. T. (MALASAKIT@BAYANIHAN)
Gonzalez, Sandro L. (MARINO)
Herrera, Bernadette (BH - Bagong Henerasyon)
Lacson, Virgilio S. (Manila Teachers)
Lee, Wilbert "Manoy" T. (AGRI)
Marcoleta, Rodante D. (SAGIP)

These representatives are from various regions and party-lists across the Philippines who did not sign the impeachment motion against Vice President Sara Duterte. Many of them represent key districts and regions, particularly with strong representation from Mindanao, where the Duterte family has traditionally held significant political influence.


The numbers are in—who stood where? Stay tuned for more updates at WazzupPilipinas.com




In the Davao Region, considered the stronghold of the Duterte family, only Davao del Sur Representative John Tracy Cagas endorsed the impeachment complaint. The remaining 10 representatives from the region did not sign, highlighting regional loyalty and political alliances.




Reasons Behind the Abstention




The decision not to sign the impeachment complaint stems from various factors:




Political Alliances and Family Ties: Lawmakers with close political or familial connections to the Duterte family may have chosen to abstain to maintain these relationships.




Political Aspirations: Those with ambitions for higher office, such as potential Senate candidates, might have opted to avoid taking a definitive stance that could alienate certain voter bases.




Lack of Information: Reports indicate that some Duterte allies were not informed about the caucus where the impeachment was discussed, potentially leading to their non-participation.




Official Statements and Reactions




President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has distanced himself and the executive branch from the impeachment proceedings, stating that the executive cannot have a role in the impeachment process.




Members of the prosecution panel have denied allegations that financial incentives were offered to lawmakers to endorse the complaint, emphasizing that their decision was based on the merits of the case.




Conclusion




The impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte have underscored the complex web of political alliances, familial ties, and individual aspirations within the Philippine House of Representatives. The decision of 93 lawmakers to abstain from signing the complaint reflects the nuanced considerations that influence legislative actions in the country's political landscape.




The decision not to sign the impeachment complaint varies among members, influenced by factors such as political alliances, familial ties, and individual political aspirations. It's important to note that the political landscape is dynamic, and the positions of lawmakers may evolve over time.

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