Vicente Castelo Sotto III
IncumbentNationalist People's CoalitionπŸ› Sotto Family

Vicente Castelo Sotto III

Senator and President of the Senate

Quezon City

Objective
315
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πŸŽ“Education

Colegio de San Juan de Letran

Bachelor of Arts in English

1964 – 1968

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Autonomous
95
+95 pts

πŸ“‹Track Record

Vice Mayor of Quezon City

1988 – 1992

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+15 pts
+15 pts
+15 pts

President of the Senate

2018 – 2022

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+15 pts

Senator of the Philippines

2025 – present

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+0 pts

β˜…Achievements

Longest-Serving Senator in Philippine History

Only senator in Philippine history to be elected five non-consecutive terms, making him the longest-serving senator on record

2025

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National Landmark+100 pts

Composed 'Magkaisa' β€” Anthem of People Power Revolution

Composed the iconic Filipino song 'Magkaisa,' which became the anthem of the 1986 People Power Revolution that ousted Ferdinand Marcos Sr.

1986

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National Standard+60 pts

β˜… Community Trust

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πŸ‘‘Political Dynasty

Sotto Family

Tito Sotto β€” 3rd Generation

Political Dynasty

A political dynasty occurs when multiple members of the same family hold public office. The 1987 Philippine Constitution calls on Congress to prohibit political dynasties, but no law has been passed.

Paternal grandfather

Vicente Yap Sotto Sr.

Senator of the Philippines (1946–1950), Representative for Cebu 2nd District (1922–1925); author of the Press Freedom Law

Paternal great-uncle (grandfather's brother)

FilemΓ³n Yap Sotto

Senator of the Philippine Legislature (1916–1922), Congressman for Cebu 3rd District in the Philippine Assembly (1907–1916), Delegate to the 1934 Constitutional Convention

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