BI: No Reason to Stop Cayetanos from Leaving Country
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BI: No Reason to Stop Cayetanos from Leaving Country

Senators Alan Peter Cayetano and Pia Cayetano have departed for Singapore, with the Bureau of Immigration confirming no legal impediments. While the exact reasons remain undisclosed, speculation points to health concerns or a break from recent political controversies surrounding Alan Peter Cayetano.

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