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No. 58 - June
5, 2001
Graduates Of The 11th Congress
The Constitution allows
a maximum of two consecutive terms of six years each (12 years)
for Senators while Congressmen can serve for three consecutive
terms of three years each (nine years). After reaching their
maximum term limits, most legislators ran for another elective
post while others totally leave public office. Still, a few
are tapped by the incumbent administration to serve in the
Executive Department.
In the 11th Congress, 49 legislators in
the House will finish their terms while three will graduate
from the Senate:
| Senate |
| ROCO, Raul S. (Appointed Education
Secretary) |
| TATAD, Francisco S. |
| COSETENG, Anna Dominique M.L.
(Ran for Quezon City Congresswoman) |
| House of Representatives
|
| ABUEG, Alfredo Amor Jr. E. |
PALAWAN/2 |
| ADIONG, Abdulmalik Mamintal |
LANAO SUR/1 |
| ANDAYA, Vicente Jr. J. |
CAPIZ/2 (Ran for Governor) |
| ANTONINO, Luwalhati R. |
SOUTH COTABATO/1 |
| APOSTOL, Sergio Antonio F. |
LEYTE/2 (Appointed PNOC Chairman) |
| ARROYO, Joker P. |
MAKATI CITY/1 (Ran for the
Senate) |
| ASISTIO, Luis A. |
CALOOCAN CITY/2 (Ran for Mayor)
|
| AUMENTADO, Erico B. |
BOHOL/2 (Ran for Governor) |
| AVANCE-FUENTES, Daisy |
SOUTH COTABATO/2 (Ran for Governor) |
| BELMONTE, Feliciano Jr. R. |
QUEZON CITY/4 (Ran for Mayor) |
| BULUT, Elias K. |
APAYAO/Lone (Ran for Governor) |
| CANDAZO, Romeo D. C. |
MARIKINA CITY/Lone |
| CAPPLEMAN, Benjamin B. |
IFUGAO/Lone |
| CATANE, Percival B. |
MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL/1 (Died
on 27 July 1998) |
| DATUMANONG, Simeon A. |
MAGUINDANAO/2 (Appointed DPWH
Secretary) |
| DEQUIÑA, Anthony P. |
NORTH COTABATO/1 |
| DIAZ, Antonio M. |
ZAMBALES/2 |
| DUAVIT, Gilberto M. |
RIZAL/1 |
| DY, Faustino Jr. S. |
ISABELA/2 (Ran for Governor) |
| ERMITA, Eduardo R. |
BATANGAS/1 (Appointed Presidential
Adviser on the Peace Process) |
| FAJARDO, Pacifico M. |
NUEVA ECIJA/3 (Ran for Governor) |
| FUENTEBELLA, Arnulfo P. |
CAMARINES SUR/3 |
| GARCIA, Manuel M. |
DAVAO CITY/2 |
| GOLEZ, Roilo S. |
PARAÑAQUE CITY/Lone (Appointed
National Security Adviser) |
| GULLAS, Eduardo R. |
CEBU/1 (Ran for Mayor) |
| JAAFAR, Nur G. |
TAWI-TAWI/Lone |
| LARA, Edgar R. |
CAGAYAN/2 (Ran for Governor) |
| LEVISTE, Renato V. |
MINDORO ORIENTAL/1 |
| LIBAN, Dante V. |
QUEZON CITY/2 (Ran for Mayor)
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| MADRONA, Eleandro Jesus F. |
ROMBLON/Lone |
| OCAMPO, Rosenda Ann M. |
MANILA/6 |
| PALMA GIL, Ma. Elena T. |
DAVAO ORIENTAL/1 (Ran for Governor)
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| PANCHO, Pedro M. |
BULACAN/2 |
| PEREZ, Amadeo Jr. R. |
PANGASINAN/5 |
| PUNZALAN, Marcial Jr. C. |
QUEZON/2 (Killed in May 2001) |
| QUIMPO, Allen S. |
AKLAN/Lone |
| RECTO, Ralph G. |
BATANGAS/4 (Ran for the Senate) |
| ROXAS, Manuel II A. |
CAPIZ/1 (Appointed Trade Secretary) |
| SARMIENTO, Angelito M. |
BULACAN/4 (Appointed Presidential
Adviser on Agricultural Modernization) |
| SARMIENTO, Rogelio M. |
COMPOSTELA VALLEY/1 (Ran for
Governor) |
| SILVERIO, Ricardo C. |
BULACAN/3 |
| SUAREZ, Danilo E. |
QUEZON/3 |
| TAMMANG, Asani S. |
SULU/2 |
| TILANDUCA, Reginaldo N. |
BUKIDNON/2 |
| TUAZON, Rodolfo T. |
WESTERN SAMAR/1 |
| URRO, Alejandro S. |
ZAMBOANGA SUR/1 |
| VERCELES, Leandro Jr. B. |
CATANDUANES/Lone |
| VERGARA, Bernardo M. |
BAGUIO CITY/Lone |
| VILLAR, Manuel Jr. B. |
LAS PIÑAS CITY/Lone (Ran for
the Senate) |
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