Gatchalian Elected Philippine Senate President, Ending Leadership Impasse
The Philippine Senate elected Senator Sherwin T. Gatchalian as its new president, ending a leadership dispute that threatened to delay legislative action and preparations for the Vice President's impeachment trial. Outgoing Senate President Alan Peter S. Cayetano conceded before the vote, acknowledging the opposing bloc had secured sufficient support.
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