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Texas Senate to fast-track Houston lawmaker’s bill against squatting

Senate Bill 38, introduced in Houston, aims to address squatting issues in Texas. While property owners support it for protecting their rights, critics argue it may undermine tenant protections, particularly for low-income residents. The Texas Senate will soon debate the bill, with amendments proposed to provide safeguards for financially struggling tenants. Stakeholders from various sectors are monitoring the progress closely, as the outcome may influence state housing policy and impact the future of property rights and tenant protections in Texas.

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Timor-Leste’s ASEAN bid at risk over Teves extradition refusal

Timor-Leste’s aspirations to join ASEAN are under strain following its judiciary’s refusal to extradite Arnolfo Teves Jr., a Philippine lawmaker wanted for multiple murder charges. Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla has indicated that this decision could affect Timor-Leste’s chances of being accepted into the association. These developments add a layer of complexity to Timor-Leste’s diplomatic relations in Southeast Asia as it seeks membership in the regional organization.

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Paolo Duterte announces plans to visit 16 countries in 2 months

Davao City Representative Paolo Duterte, son of former President Rodrigo Duterte, receives clearance for international travel to 16 countries in the coming months. The Philippine House confirms his extensive tour, raising public curiosity about its purpose. The travel clearance was authorized by House Speaker Martin Romualdez. The details of these travels, spanning various countries, remain largely undisclosed. Public interest centers on the objectives and outcomes of this travel plan, contributing to ongoing discussions on the role and visibility of lawmakers in international engagements.

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House calls Senate inquiry to summon VP Duterte

The House of Representatives has formally requested the Senate to summon Vice President Sara Duterte for an impeachment trial, citing a recent Senate hearing. The move follows discussions on the legality of former President Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest, as articulated by House Minority Leader Marcelino Libanan. The Senate is urged to convene sooner to address the allegations against the Vice President.

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Dela Rosa hits back at Palace official’s comment

Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa challenges Palace Press Officer Claire Castro’s stance on former President Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest, calling for empathy and questioning perceived injustices in the legal proceedings. The debate over Duterte’s arrest highlights political tensions and discussions on accountability and justice in the Philippines. The situation is being closely watched, reflecting the complexities of political allegiances and governance in the country.

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