Senator Vicente C. Sotto III
Senate Office: Rm.
606, 211 & 24 (New Wing 5/F)
GSIS Bldg., Financial Center, Diokno Blvd., Pasay City
Trunk Lines: (632) 552-6601 to 70 local
nos. 6501 to 6505
Direct Lines: (632) 804-0270 / (632) 552-6813 / (632) 552-6691
Telefax No.: (632) 804-0270
Email Address:
[email protected]
Facebook Account: @teamsottoako
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Biography | Resume
PERSONAL
Date of Birth: |
August 24, 1948 |
Hometown: |
Manila |
Spouse: |
Helen Gamboa Sotto |
Children: |
Romina Frances
Diorella Maria
Gian Carlo
Ciara Anna
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Languages and
dialects spoken: |
English, Pilipino |
Father : |
Marcelino O. Sotto |
Mother : |
Herminia Castelo Sotto, M. D.
U.P. College of Medicine Class 1935 |
Religion : |
Catholic |
EDUCATION
Elementary: |
Colegio de San Juan de Letran
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Secondary: |
Colegio de San Juan de Letran, Manila
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College: |
A.B. English
Colegio de San Juan de Letran, Manila
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SPECIAL TRAINING, SEMINARS, CONFERENCES
March 2009 |
High Level Segment and
52nd Commission on Narcotics (CND)
United Nations Office
Vienna, Austria
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June 2000 |
Executive Program for Leaders in Development
Harvard University
Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A. |
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April 2000 |
Microsoft Government Leaders’ Conference 2000
Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. |
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Oct. 1994 |
INEOA Conference
New York, USA |
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Nov. 1996 |
INEOA Conference
San Diego, California |
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June -July 1994 |
Implementing Decentralization with the Aim of Strengthening
Local Self Administration
Berlin, Germany
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS HELD
(July 1, 2010 to
June 30, 2016) |
Senator, Republic of the Philippines
Majority Floor Leader, Senate of the Philippines
15th Congress (July 26, 2010)
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(2008 July to
2009 November)
| Chairman, Dangerous Drugs Board, Office of the President |
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(1992 to 1998)
(1998 to 2004) |
Senator, Republic of the Philippines
Majority Floor Leader,
Senate of the Philippines 12th Congress (2002 – 2004) |
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Minority Floor Leader, Senate of the Philippines 12th
Congress (2002) |
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Asst. Minority Floor Leader, Senate of the Philippines
12th Congress (2002) |
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Majority Floor Leader, Commission on Appointments (1998 -
2002) |
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Assistant Majority Floor Leader, Senate of the Philippines
(1992 to 1998) |
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Chairman, Senate Committee on Public Services (1998 - 2001) |
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Chairman, Senate Committee on Science and Technology (1999
- 2001) Chairman, Senate Committee on Local Government (1992 to
1998)
Chairman, Senate Committee on Tourism (1992 to 1998)
Chairman, Senate Committee on Illegal Drugs (1996 to 1997)
Chairman, Joint Oversight Committee on Local Government Code
(1996 to 1998)
Chairman, Senate Committee on Youth and Sports
Development
(1995 - 1996)
Chairman, Senate Committee on Rural
Development (1995 - 1996)
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(1988 to 1992) |
Vice-Mayor, Quezon City |
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Presiding Officer, Quezon City Council (1988 – 1992) |
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Chairman,
Quezon City Anti-Drug Abuse Council (1988 – 1992) |
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AWARDS AND COMMEMDATIONS
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International Award of Honor
International Narcotics Enforcement Officers Association
(Sept. 2, 1991 - Fort Lauderdale, Florida, U. S. A.)
2nd International Award of Honor (Hall of Fame)
International Narcotics Enforcement Officers Association
(Nov. 18, 1996 - Bahia Hotel, San Diego, Calif., U. S. A.)
Catholic Mass Media Radio Award
Archdiocese of Manila
For composing the song “Magkaisa”
International Gold Medalist
Ten Pin Bowling
7 Time National Team Member
Philippine Bowling Congress
2 Time World Cupper
Ten Pin Bowling ( 1978 and 1984)
and other various awards, medals and commendations
for music composition, local and international
bowling and golf tournaments
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MEMBERSHIP IN CIVIC / PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
President Emeritus
Founder / 1st Elected President |
Vice-Mayors' League of the Philippines
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Member |
International Narcotic Enforcement Officers Association |
Member |
International Association of Chiefs of Police
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Vice Chairman |
Citizens' Drugwatch Foundation |
Vice President |
Vicor Music Corporation |
Former Board Member |
Araullo University, Nueva Ecija |
Former President |
Ham Radio Philippines |
PUBLICATIONS / DISSERTATIONS / SCHOLARLY WORKS
- A Vision for A Drug-Free Philippines, April 1994
- Drug Free Philippines, A Film Documentary, February 1996
- The Filipino: Values and Visions, January 1997
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