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Philippines: Cayetano siblings spotted in Singapore amid looming ‘ghost' project, obstruction of justice scandals

MANILA, Philippines — Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano and his sister, Senator Pia Cayetano, have officially left the Philippines, sparking a wave of online speculation and viral social media buzz. The Bureau of Immigration (BI) confirmed on September 10, 2026, that the prominent political siblings are currently out of the country. Fallen speaker: High-flying Martin Romualdez, President…

Philippines: Cayetano siblings spotted in Singapore amid looming ‘ghost' project, obstruction of justice scandals

Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano and his sister, Senator Pia Cayetano, have departed from the Philippines, igniting a flurry of online speculation and social media chatter. The Bureau of Immigration confirmed on September 10, 2026, that the political siblings are currently in Singapore, having boarded a Singapore Airlines flight at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport on September 9.

Immigration officials stated that the senators have no legal barriers preventing their departure. While the purpose of the trip remains undisclosed, Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian noted that as a personal journey, the lawmakers do not require formal travel authorization. The sudden departure has sparked intense public scrutiny, fueled by a cascade of high-profile controversies surrounding the siblings.

Alan Peter Cayetano faces obstruction of justice charges for allegedly aiding Senator Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa in evading capture, while Senator Pia Cayetano is under fire for her role in a "ghost projects" scandal and engaging in a contentious feud with Senator Raffy Tulfo.

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