Kiko Pangilinan

Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan welcomed President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.’s decision to put agriculture and food security as one of the focuses of his State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Monday, July 27. The four-term lawmaker, who has championed agricultural reforms and their modernization for more than a decade,

Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan welcomed President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s push for the proposed Progress Bill, saying that meaningful tax reforms should ultimately ease the burden on ordinary Filipinos and provide greater opportunities for those who have long been left behind. The senator said that any reforms to the country’s tax

Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan on Monday, July 27, expressed his readiness to work closely with Senate President Win Gatchalian in crafting legislation that will bring down rice prices and strengthen the country’s food security. “Tama si SP Win: Tungkulin nating mga senador at public servant na tiyaking ang pambansang pag-unlad

Kaya na ba ng pamilyang Pilipino na bumili ng masustansyang pagkain? Simula’t mula pa, ‘yan na ang mga sukatan natin ng tagumpay, ang mga pamantayang isinasabuhay bilang lingkod-bayan. Tama si SP Win: Tungkulin nating mga senador at public servant na tiyaking ang pambansang pag-unlad ay umaabot sa hapag-kainan, sa sahod,

Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan welcomed the enactment of the Last Mile Schools in Geographically Isolated and Disadvantaged Areas (GIDA) Act into law, calling it a significant step toward ensuring that every Filipino child has access to quality education regardless of where they live. The senator said Republic Act No. 12321,

Sa kabila ng pagkakaroon ng mahigit 7,600 isla, humigit-kumulang 30 milyong ektarya ng lupain, at 2.2 milyong kilometrong kuwadrado ng karagatan, ang mga Pilipinong magsasaka at mangingisda ay nananatiling kabilang sa pinakamahirap sa lipunan. Batay sa pinakahuling datos, ang karaniwang arawang sahod ng mga magsasakang Pilipino at manggagawang pang-agrikultura ay

Sa kabila ng pagkakaroon ng mahigit 7,600 isla, humigit-kumulang 30 milyong ektarya ng lupain, at 2.2 milyong kilometrong kuwadrado ng karagatan, ang mga Pilipinong magsasaka at mangingisda ay nananatiling kabilang sa pinakamahirap sa lipunan. Batay sa pinakahuling datos, ang karaniwang arawang sahod ng mga magsasakang Pilipino at manggagawang pang-agrikultura ay

In the Philippines — despite being an archipelagic nation of over 7,600 islands, with a land area of about 30 million hectares and a massive oceanic footprint spanning 2.2 million square kilometers — farmers and fisherfolk are considered among the poorest of the poor. The average daily wages of Filipino

Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan called on the Department of Agriculture (DA), the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), and local government units (LGUs) to work together to ensure that agriculture graduates are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and opportunities needed to address the country’s pressing food security challenges. Lamenting the aging