Kiko Pangilinan

The best way for the Liberal Party (LP) to prepare for the 2028 elections is to focus on the performance of its elected officials, Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan said on Saturday, January 24, during LP’s celebration for its 80th founding anniversary at the Bantayog Ng Mga Bayani.  The senator underscored

MABUHAY ANG PARTIDONG LIBERAL! 80 YEARS YOUNG IKA NGA. TINATANONG TAYO NG MGA KABATAANG LIBERAL, “SA GULO NA NANGYAYARI SA BANSA AT SA MUNDO, SAAN TAYO TATAYA?” USO PA BA RAW ANG LIBERALISMO? USO PA BA RAW ANG DEMOKRASYA? IPINANGANAK ANG PARTIDO PAGKATAPOS NG WORLD WAR II. LUMITAW ANG LOLO

Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan underscored the need for structural, legislative, and budgetary reforms in the multi-billion sugar industry, pointing out inadequate government support, rising production costs, and declining farmgate prices that could potentially bring the industry down to its knees.  The senator and chair of the Senate Committee on Agriculture,

MAAYONG AGA SA ATONG TANAN (GOOD MORNING TO ALL OF US). WE ARE HERE TODAY IN NEGROS — THE COUNTRY’S SUGAR BOWL — WHERE GENERATIONS HAVE BUILT LIVES AND LIVELIHOODS FROM CANE, MILLS, AND THE COMMUNITIES AROUND THEM. WE ARE HERE WITH ONE PURPOSE: TO LISTEN, TO BE CANDID ABOUT THE

Armed with Executive Order No. 101, Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan went to Naga City, Camarines Sur for a renewed and strengthened push for the full implementation of the Sagip Saka Act, which allows the direct purchase of agricultural products by the government from farmers and fisherfolk without public bidding.  EO

The warning by the government of China that Philippine officials must “stop or pay the price” is a reckless escalation that directly threatens the Filipino people. No state has the authority to threaten officials of another sovereign country for speaking publicly about verified developments within their own maritime domain. Statements

[MANILA, Philippines, 19 January 2026] The Liberal Party of the Philippines marks its 80th year today, paying tribute to generations of Filipinos whose shared aspirations helped shape a sovereign nation and a democratic tradition. Founded in 1946, the Liberal Party has stood through some of the country’s most defining chapters:

Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan on Friday, January 16, issued a stern warning against any attempt to steal or misuse funds allocated for the government’s P33-billion farm-to-market road (FMR) program, stressing that he will pursue and hold accountable anyone involved in corrupt practices that deprive farmers of much-needed infrastructure. “We have

Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan has taken note of the interest of ordinary Filipinos to participate in public service during the past elections, but he emphasized that victories for those without the political machinery and the backing of big political parties and dynasties will remain a challenge if the proposed anti-political