Cayetano’s repeated refusal to convene Senate raises constitutional issue

Senate President Pro Tempore Tito Sotto's refusal to call the Senate into session has sparked a constitutional debate. According to the 1987 Constitution, neither chamber of Congress can adjourn for over three days without mutual consent, but Sotto's repeated refusals appear to defy this rule. This situation raises serious questions about legislative process integrity and adherence to constitutional mandates, potentially leading to broader implications for governance and public trust in the legislative branch.