{"id":49909,"date":"2015-05-19T20:37:16","date_gmt":"2015-05-19T12:37:16","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/canadianinquirer.net\/v1\/?p=49909"},"modified":"2015-05-19T20:37:16","modified_gmt":"2015-05-19T12:37:16","slug":"cynthia-villar-emerges-as-the-richest-senator","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/canadianinquirer.net\/v1\/2015\/05\/19\/cynthia-villar-emerges-as-the-richest-senator\/","title":{"rendered":"Cynthia Villar emerges as the richest senator"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Senator Villar, chairperson of the Senate Committee on Agriculture & Food, visited over the weekend the 14th Mango Festival hosted by AANI Mango Industry Association (Photo courtesy of Villar’s website)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

MANILA \u2013 Based on the senators\u2019 statement of assets, liabilities, and net worth (SALN) in 2014, Cynthia Villar again topped the list as the richest senator with more than P1-billion assets and zero liabilities.<\/p>\n

With all assets and no liabilities, Villar\u2019s net worth amounted to P1,983,480,135. She had consistently emerged as the wealthiest senator since taking office in 2013.<\/p>\n

Included in her assets were residential properties, investments in stocks and other personal properties.<\/p>\n

Villar was followed by Ralph Recto with P600-million assets. But with P78-million liabilities, he registered a net worth of P500 million.<\/p>\n

Recto was then followed Ferdinand Marcos Jr. with more than P200-million assets. And with some P20-million liabilities, he totaled an almost exact P200-million net worth.<\/p>\n

Antonio Trillanes IV, on the other hand, concluded the list with P5-million net worth.<\/p>\n

Below is the detailed and ordered list of the senator\u2019s assets, liabilities and net worth.<\/p>\n

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  1. Senator Cynthia Villar
    \nAssets: P1,983,480,135
    \nLiabilities: 0
    \nNet worth: P1,983,480,135<\/li>\n
  2. Senator Ralph Recto
    \nAssets: P600,689,290.47
    \nLiabilities: P78,682,635.26
    \nNet worth: P522,006.655.21<\/li>\n
  3. Senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
    \nAssets: P228,011,706.45
    \nLiabilities: P27,413,698.23
    \nNet worth: P200,598,008.22<\/li>\n
  4. Senator Jinggoy Estrada
    \nAssets: P213,865,546.13
    \nLiabilities: P21,056,092
    \nNet worth: P192,808,545.13<\/li>\n
  5. Senator Ramon Bong Revilla Jr.
    \nAssets: P219,785,615.75
    \nLiabilities: P37,914,965.63
    \nNet worth: P181,870,650.12<\/li>\n
  6. Senator Juan Ponce Enrile
    \nAssets: P121,053,463
    \nLiabilities: 0
    \nNet worth: P121,053,463<\/li>\n
  7. Senator Teofisto Guingona III
    \nAssets: P220,339,575.30
    \nLiabilities: P106,957,512.98
    \nNet worth: P113,382,062.32<\/li>\n
  8. Senator Sergio Osme\u00f1a III
    \nAssets: P105,270,000
    \nLiabilities: P4,500,000
    \nNet worth: P100,770,000<\/li>\n
  9. Senator Juan Edgardo \u2018Sonny\u2019 Angara
    \nAssets: P115,980,900
    \nLiabilities: P15, 624,800
    \nNet worth: P100,357,100<\/li>\n
  10. Senator Grace Poe
    \nAssets: P126,955,615.31
    \nLiabilities: P37,490,795.95
    \nNet worth: P89,464,819.36<\/li>\n
  11. Senator Joseph Victor Ejercito
    \nAssets: P153,872,192.91
    \nLiabilities: P78,354,970.25
    \nNet worth: P75,517,222.66<\/li>\n
  12. Senator Pilar Juliana Cayetano
    \nAssets: P78,280,071.06
    \nLiabilities: P4,868,874.68
    \nNet worth: P73,411,196.38<\/li>\n
  13. Senator Franklin Drilon
    \nAssets: P73,125,857.99
    \nLiabilities: 0
    \nNet worth: P73,125,857.99<\/li>\n
  14. Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago
    \nAssets: P120,133,539
    \nLiabilities: P50,000,000
    \nNet worth: P73,033,359<\/li>\n
  15. Senator Vicente Sotto III
    \nAssets: P152,620,072.52
    \nLiabilities: P88,339,612
    \nNet worth: P64,280,462.52<\/li>\n
  16. Senator Maria Lourdes Nancy Binay
    \nAssets: P116,552,605
    \nLiabilities: P53,993,789
    \nNet worth: P62,558,816<\/li>\n
  17. Senator Loren Legarda
    \nAssets: P61,194,263
    \nLiabilities: P21,525,000
    \nNet worth: P39,669,263<\/li>\n
  18. Senator Manuel Lapid
    \nAssets: P128,500,000
    \nLiabilities: P94,700,000
    \nNet worth: P33,800.000<\/li>\n
  19. Senator Paolo Benigno \u2018Bam\u2019 Aquino
    \nAssets: P33,386,486.59
    \nLiabilities: P8,850,000
    \nNet worth: P24,536,486.59<\/li>\n
  20. Senator Alan Peter Cayetano
    \nAssets P28,346,574
    \nLiabilities: P5,032,034
    \nNet worth: P23,314,540<\/li>\n
  21. Senator Gregorio Honasan II
    \nAssets: P21,225,615.91
    \nLiabilities: 0
    \nNet worth: P21,225,615.91<\/li>\n
  22. Senator Aquilino Pimentel III
    \nAssets: P18,004,720
    \nLiabilities: 0
    \nNet worth: P18,004,720<\/li>\n
  23. Senator Francis Joseph Escudero
    \nAssets: P6,049,082.09
    \nLiabilities: 0
    \nNet worth: P6,049,082.09<\/li>\n
  24. Senator Antonio Trilllanes IV
    \nAssets: P13,459,000
    \nLiabilities: P7,910.000
    \nNet worth: P5,549,000<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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