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9th Congress of the Philippines

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9th Congress of the Philippines
8th10th
Overview
TermJuly 27, 1992 – June 9, 1995
PresidentFidel Ramos
Vice PresidentJoseph Estrada
Senate
Members24
President
President pro tempore
Majority leaderAlberto Romulo
Minority leaderWigberto Tañada
House of Representatives
Members216
SpeakerJose de Venecia Jr.
Speaker pro temporeRaul Daza
Majority leaderRonaldo Zamora
Minority leaderHernando Perez
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The9th Congress of the Philippines (Filipino:Ikasiyam na Kongreso ng Pilipinas), composed of thePhilippine Senate andHouse of Representatives, met from July 27, 1992, until June 9, 1995, during the first three years ofFidel Ramos's presidency. The convening of the 9thCongress follows the1992 national elections, where, under the transitory provisions of theConstitution, the first 12 senators who garnered the highest votes would have a six-year term while the next 12 senators would have a three-year term and the entire membership of the House of Representatives was replaced.

Sessions

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  • First Regular Session: July 27, 1992 – June 4, 1993
    • First Special Session: January 4 – February 26, 1993
    • Second Special Session: March 8 – April 16, 1993
  • Second Regular Session: July 26, 1993 – June 10, 1994
    • Third Special Session: January 3 – April 1, 1994
  • Third Regular Session: July 25, 1994 – June 9, 1995
    • Fourth Special Session: January 2 – February 24, 1995
    • Fifth Special Session: February 27 – March 24, 1995
    • Sixth Special Session: March 27 – April 7, 1995
    • Seventh Special Session: April 10 – May 5, 1995

Leadership

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Senate

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Senate President
Neptali Gonzales,
until January 18, 1993
Edgardo Angara,
from January 18, 1993

House of Representatives

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House Speaker

Members

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Senate

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Final Senate composition.

All senators of this Congress wereelected on May 11, 1992 for the following terms, according to their ranking:

  • For the first twelve senators: June 30, 1992 – June 30, 1998
  • For the other twelve senators: June 30, 1992 – June 30, 1995
SenatorPartyTermTerm ending
Heherson AlvarezLDP21998
Edgardo AngaraLDP21998
Butz AquinoLDP21995
Rodolfo BiazonLDP11995
Nikki CosetengNPC11995
Neptali GonzalesLDP21998
Teofisto Guingona Jr.[a]LDP21995
Ernesto HerreraLDP21998
Joey LinaLDP21995
Gloria Macapagal ArroyoLDP11995
Ernesto MacedaNPC21998
Orly MercadoLDP21998
Blas OpleLDP11998
John Henry OsmeñaNPC21995
Nina RasulLakas21995
Ramon Revilla Sr.LDP11998
Raul RocoLDP11995
Alberto RomuloLDP21998
Leticia Ramos-ShahaniLakas21998
Tito SottoLDP11998
Wigberto TañadaLiberal21995
Francisco TatadNPC11995
Arturo TolentinoNPC11995
Freddie WebbLDP11998

House of Representatives

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Final House of Representatives composition.
Ninth Congress representation map of the Philippines
Province/CityDistrictRepresentativePartyTerm
AbraLoneJeremias ZapataLakas1
Agusan del Norte1stCharito PlazaLakas2
2ndEdelmiro Amante[b]Nacionalista2
Agusan del SurLoneCeferino Paredes Jr.NPC1
AklanLoneAllen QuimpoLakas1
Albay1stEdcel LagmanLDP2
2ndCarlos R. ImperialNPC2
3rdAl Francis BicharaNacionalista1
AntiqueLoneExequiel JavierLakas2
AuroraLoneBenedicto MiranLDP2
BacolodLoneRomeo GuanzonLakas2
BasilanLoneElnorita TugungLakas1
Bataan1stFelicito PayumoLiberal2
2ndDominador VenegasLakas1
BatanesLoneEnrique LizardoLDP1
Batangas1stEduardo ErmitaLakas1
2ndHernando PerezLakas2
3rdMilagros Laurel-TrinidadNacionalista2
4thRalph RectoLDP1
Benguet1stBernardo VergaraNPC1
2ndSamuel DangwaLDP2
Bohol1stVenice Borja-AganaLakas2
2ndErico AumentadoLakas1
3rdIsidro ZarragaLakas2
Bukidnon1stSocorro AcostaLiberal2
2ndReginaldo TilanducaNPC1
3rdJose Maria Zubiri Jr.NPC2
Bulacan1stTeodulo NatividadLDP1
2ndPedro PanchoLakas1
3rdRicardo SilverioLakas1
4thAngelito SarmientoLakas1
Cagayan1stJuan Ponce EnrileNacionalista1
2ndEdgar LaraNPC1
3rdFrancisco MambaLakas1
Cagayan de OroLoneErasmo DamasingLakas1
Caloocan1stAurora HensonNPC1
2ndLuis AsistioNPC1
Camarines NorteLoneEmmanuel PimentelLDP1
Camarines Sur1stRolando AndayaLakas2
2ndCelso BaguioPMP1
3rdArnulfo FuentebellaNPC1
4thCiriaco AlfelorLakas2
CamiguinLonePedro RomualdoLakas2
Capiz1stGerardo Roxas Jr.[c]Liberal2
Mar Roxas[d]Liberal0
2ndVicente Andaya Jr.Lakas1
CatanduanesLoneLeandro Verceles Jr.NPC1
Cavite1stDominador Nazareno Jr.NPC1
2ndRenato DragonLDP2
3rdTelesforo UnasLDP1
Cebu1stEduardo GullasLDP1
2ndCrisologo AbinesNPC2
3rdPablo P. GarciaLDP2
4thCelestino Martinez Jr.Lakas2
5thRamon Durano IIINPC2
6thNerissa Soon-RuizLDP1
Cebu City1stRaul del MarLDP2
2ndAntonio CuencoLDP2
Cotabato1stAnthony DequiñaNPC1
2ndGregorio AndolanaLakas2
Davao City1stJesus DurezaNPC2
2ndManuel GarciaNPC1
3rdElias LopezNPC1
Davao del Norte1stRogelio SarmientoLakas1
2ndBaltazar SatorLakas2
3rdRodolfo del RosarioLakas2
Davao del Sur1stAlejandro AlmendrasLakas1
2ndBenjamin Bautista Sr.Lakas2
Davao Oriental1stMaria Elena Palma-GilNPC1
2ndThelma AlmarioLakas2
Eastern SamarLoneJose RamirezLakas2
IfugaoLoneBenjamin CapplemanLDP1
Ilocos Norte1stRoque Ablan Jr.KBL2
2ndBongbong MarcosKBL1
Ilocos Sur1stMariano TajonLDP1
2ndEric SingsonLDP2
Iloilo1stOscar GarinLakas2
2ndAlberto LopezLakas2
3rdLicurgo TiradorLakas2
4thNicetas PanesLDP1
5thNiel Tupas Sr.Liberal2
Iloilo CityLoneRafael Lopez-VitoLakas2
Isabela1stRodolfo Albano Jr.NPC2
2ndFaustino Dy Jr.NPC1
3rdSantiago RespicioNPC2
4thAntonio AbayaNPC2
Kalinga-ApayaoLoneElias BulutLDP1
La Union1stVictor Francisco OrtegaNPC2
2ndJose AspirasNPC2
Laguna1stRoy AlmoroLakas1
2ndRodolfo TingzonLakas1
3rdFlorante AquinoLakas2
4thMagdaleno PalacolLDP2
Lanao del Norte1stMariano BadellesLakas2
2ndMacabangkit Lanto[e]Lakas1
Mario Hisuler[f]Lakas0
Lanao del Sur1stMamintal Adiong Sr.Lakas1
2ndMohammad Ali DimaporoNacionalista2
Las Piñas-MuntinlupaLoneManny VillarLakas1
Leyte1stCirilo Roy MontejoLakas2
2ndSergio ApostolLakas1
3rdAlberto VelosoLDP2
4thCarmelo LocsinLakas2
5thEriberto LoretoLakas2
Maguindanao1stMichael MasturaLakas2
2ndSimeon DatumanongLakas1
MakatiLoneJoker Arroyo[g]Independent1
Malabon-NavotasLoneTessie Aquino-OretaLDP2
Manila1stMartin IsidroLiberal2
2ndJaime LopezLakas2
3rdLeonardo FugosoLiberal2
4thRamon Bagatsing Jr.LDP2
5thAmado BagatsingLDP2
6thRosenda Ann OcampoNPC1
MarikinaLoneRomeo CandazoLiberal1
MarinduqueLoneCarmencita ReyesLakas2
Masbate1stTito Espinosa[h]Lakas2
2ndLuz Cleta BakunawaLDP2
3rdAntonio KhoLakas1
Misamis Occidental1stPercival CataneNPC1
2ndHilarion Ramiro Jr.Lakas2
Misamis Oriental1stHomobono CesarLakas1
2ndVictorico ChavesLDP2
Mountain ProvinceLoneVictor DominguezLakas2
Negros Occidental1stTranquilino CarmonaNPC1
2ndManuel PueyLiberal2
3rdJose Carlos LacsonLakas2
4thEdward MattiNPC2
5thMariano YuloNPC2
6thHortensia StarkeNPC2
Negros Oriental1stJerome ParasLakas2
2ndMiguel RomeroLakas2
3rdMargarito TevesLDP2
Northern Samar1stRaul DazaLiberal2
2ndWilmar LuceroLiberal1
Nueva Ecija1stRenato DiazLakas1
2ndEleuterio ViolagoNPC1
3rdPacifico FajardoNPC1
4thVictorio LorenzoLakas1
Nueva VizcayaLoneLeonardo B. PerezNPC1
Occidental MindoroLoneJose T. VillarosaLakas1
Oriental Mindoro1stRenato LevisteNacionalista1
2ndJesus PunzalanLakas2
Palawan1stDavid Ponce de LeonLakas2
2ndAlfredo Amor Abueg Jr.Lakas1
Pampanga1stCarmelo Lazatin Sr.PDP–Laban2
2ndEmigdio LingadLDP2
3rdAndrea DomingoLakas1
4thEmigdio BondocNacionalista1
Pangasinan1stOscar OrbosIndependent2
2ndChris MendozaLakas1
3rdEric Galo AcuñaNPC1
4thJose de Venecia Jr.Lakas2
5thAmadeo Perez Jr.LDP1
6thConrado Estrella IIINPC2
ParañaqueLoneRoilo GolezLakas1
PasayLoneJovito ClaudioLakas1
PasigLoneRufino JavierNPC2
Quezon1stWilfrido EnvergaLakas2
2ndMarcial Punzalan Jr.Lakas1
3rdDanilo SuarezLiberal1
4thManolet LavidesLakas1
Quezon City1stRenato YapPDP–Laban2
2ndDante LibanLakas1
3rdDennis RoldanNPC1
4thFeliciano Belmonte Jr.Lakas1
QuirinoLoneJunie CuaLakas1
Rizal1stManuel Sanchez[i]Lakas1
Gilberto Duavit Sr.[j]NPC0
2ndEmigdio Tanjuatco Jr.LDP2
RomblonLoneEleandro Jesus MadronaLakas1
Samar1stRodolfo TuazonLakas1
2ndCatalino FigueroaLakas1
San Juan-MandaluyongLoneRonaldo ZamoraIndependent2
SiquijorLoneOrlando FuaLDP2
Sorsogon1stSalvador EscuderoNPC2
2ndBonifacio GillegoLDP2
South Cotabato1stLuwalhati AntoninoLakas1
2ndDaisy Avance FuentesLakas1
3rdJames ChiongbianLakas2
Southern LeyteLoneRoger MercadoLakas2
Sultan KudaratLoneEstanislao ValdezLDP2
Sulu1stBensaudi TulawieLakas1
2ndAsani TammangLakas1
Surigao del Norte1stGlenda EcleoLakas2
2ndRobert BarbersLakas1
Surigao del Sur1stMario TyLakas2
2ndErnesto EstrellaLakas2
TaguigPaterosLoneDante TiñgaPDP–Laban2
Tarlac1stPeping CojuangcoLDP2
2ndJose YapLakas2
3rdHerminio AquinoLDP2
Tawi-TawiLoneNur JaafarLakas1
ValenzuelaLoneAntonio SerapioNacionalista2
Zambales1stKatherine GordonNacionalista2
2ndAntonio DiazLakas1
Zamboanga CityLoneMaria Clara LobregatLDP2
Zamboanga del Norte1stArtemio Adasa Jr.Lakas2
2ndErnesto AmatongLDP2
3rdAngel CarlotoLDP2
Zamboanga del Sur1stAlejandro UrroLakas1
2ndAntonio CerillesNPC2
3rdBelma CabilaoLakas1
Cultural MinoritiesJoseph Sibug[k]Nonpartisan1
LaborTomas ConcepcionNonpartisan1
Temistocles Dejon Sr.Nonpartisan1
Zoilo dela CruzNonpartisan1
Andres Dinglasan Jr.Nonpartisan1
Ramon JabarNonpartisan2
Paterno MenzonNonpartisan1
Ernesto VercelesNonpartisan1
Alejandro VillavisaNonpartisan2
PeasantLeonardo MontemayorNonpartisan1
Vicente TagleNonpartisan1
Urban PoorAriel ZartigaNonpartisan1
WomenMinerva LaudicoNonpartisan1
YouthEdgardo AvilaNonpartisan1
Cesar ChavezNonpartisan1

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Teofisto Guingona Jr. resigned on July 6, 1993, upon being appointed asExecutive Secretary.
  2. ^Edelmiro Amante resigned on September 14, 1992, upon being appointed asExecutive Secretary. He waselected again on August 30, 1993, and retook office on September 6, 1993.
  3. ^Gerardo Roxas Jr. died on April 4, 1993.
  4. ^Mar Roxas waselected on August 30, 1993, to succeedGerardo Roxas Jr.. He took office on September 1, 1993.
  5. ^Macabangkit Lanto was removed by theHouse of Representatives Electoral Tribunal on July 22, 1994, after an electoral protest.
  6. ^Mario Hisuler took office on October 5, 1994, after winning an electoral protest against Macabangkit Lanto.
  7. ^Joker Arroyo was removed by theHouse of Representatives Electoral Tribunal on January 25, 1995. Arroyo's removal was reversed by theSupreme Court on July 14, 1995.[1]
  8. ^Tito Espinosa was assassinated on February 28, 1995.
  9. ^Manuel Sanchez was removed by theSupreme Court on December 7, 1993, after an electoral protest.
  10. ^Gilberto Duavit Sr. waselected on March 7, 1994, to succeed Manuel Sanchez.
  11. ^Joseph Sibug died on February 14, 1994.

References

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  1. ^G.R. No. 118579 (July 14, 1995),Arroyo vs. House of Representatives Electoral Tribunal, retrievedAugust 13, 2025

External links

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Further reading

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  • Philippine House of Representatives Congressional Library
  • Paras, Corazon L. (2000).The Presidents of the Senate of the Republic of the Philippines. Giraffe Books.ISBN 971-8832-24-6.
  • Pobre, Cesar P. (2000).Philippine Legislature 100 Years. Philippine Historical Association.ISBN 971-92245-0-9.
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