Alan Peter Cayetano, a Senator of the Philippines[1] and the 22nd Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Philippines,[2] has held various political positions over his career, Cayetano's ideologies include Populism and Conservatism.
Domestic policies
Corruption
Considering Cayetano was one of the senators who led the investigation against Jejomar Binay,[3] Cayetano is an advocate for anti-corruption.[4][5]
Social Inequality
Cayetano believes Decentralization will spread economic growth, requiring government offices to be outside Manila.[4][6]
Climate change
Cayetano believes that disasters and climate change need multiple departments, considering he filed a bill for a new disaster department. [4]
Bangsamoro peace process
Cayetano is one of the biggest critics of the Bangsamoro Basic Law, believing that it would give more power to terrorist organizations.[4]
Overseas Filipino Workers
Cayetano believes that the decentralization law would return Overseas Filipino Workers, giving them more jobs.[4]