EVERYTHING about TITO SOTTO

[supernova37]

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simply anti-RH bill.

[geo25]

Sotto's an actor.

[farmboy]

Sotto's an actor.

and a comedian too

[haelmick]

walang corrupt, walang mahirap..

[bad_juju]

because sotto is anti-RH ... he will be number 1 in my vote for senators come 2013 ...

one of the many senators i wont vote. best actor.

[bad_juju]

many of these countries you mentioned are now opening their countries to foreign workers ... many Filipino nurses are serving there ... giving our dollar reserves a record boost this year ...

to reduce poverty one must control graft and corruption in government ... responsible parenthood should be promoted ... not population control ... which is what the rh bill is all about ... ... the budget of 3Billion earmarked for this bill is again another opportunity to expand graft and corruption in government ...

unsay di kalainan sa budget sa RH Bill ug budget para sa defense kung mo ingon ka nga opportunity to expand graft and corruption. and responsible parenthood bill is against abortion and pro life.

[bad_juju]

simply anti-RH bill.

simple minded.

[adminroot]

and a comedian too

and this...

In 1982, Paloma who was aged fifteen at the time reportedly approached then Philippine Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile for help, claiming she was raped by de Leon, d’Horsey, and Sotto. Enrile referred Paloma to the law firm Angara Abello Concepcion Regala & Cruz Law Offices (ACCRA) where the late former Senator Rene Cayetano was at the time a senior partner. Cayetano took the job of legal counsel to Paloma in a move that would catapult him into the media sportlight of the time…
[...] Rene Cayetano first gained prominence in 1982 when he served as pro bono counsel of the late sexy starlet Pepsi Paloma, then 15 years old, who said she was molested by television hosts Vic Sotto, Joey de Leon and Richie d’ Horsey.
Apparently Cayetano did not have much of a chance to show off his attack-litigation skills in this case after some sort of deal was brokered behind the scenes…
The case was amicably settled after Vic’s brother, Vicente Sotto III — now a senator and personal campaign manager of presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. — intervened, prompting the three celebrities to issue a public apology in open.
There was speculation at the time that the fallout from the episode severely impacted Paloma’s career after producers would no longer touch the starlet with a ten-foot pole following the incident. Amazingly, the careers in the entertainment industry of the accused continued to flourish despite the scandal (and, of course, Tito Sotto went on to become a powerful Philippine Senator) — a testament to the deeply ingrained culture of impunity in the Philippines. Paloma reportedly went on to hang herself under circumstances which, like most of her life, were presumably “shrouded in mystery”.
Could Paloma’s descent into showbiz persona non grata status after the close of the case have precipitated a slide into suicidal depression? More to the point: Did the famous comedy trio of Tito Vic and Joey along with D’Horsey have anything to do with a possible blacklisting of Paloma in the industry?

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Recalling Senator Tito Sotto's Pepsi Paloma connection | Get Real Post

[cliff_drew]

No plagiarism daw ingon ni Sotto kay pareho ra daw silag source, lol. English Major, please.

raissa robles | Did Sen. Sotto just lie on national TV?

[adminroot]

No plagiarism daw ingon ni Sotto kay pareho ra daw silag source, lol. English Major, please.

raissa robles | Did Sen. Sotto just lie on national TV?

butangi! nyahahahahaha

butar pa mo ni tito "copy & paste" sotto