SENATOR Miriam Santiago on Friday called on those who have declared their intention to run for president in 2016 to prove their sincerity by pushing for the passage of bills that prohibit early campaigning, political dynasties and credit grabbing on public works.
Santiago, who is on medical leave, said the three important bills are languishing in the committee level and has not been acted upon by the concerned Senate panel.
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