Kiko Pangilinan

The Senate will open discussions anew on the proposed amendment or revision of the 1987 Constitution next Wednesday, January 17, after the Upper House finished deliberations on the P3.767-trillion national budget for 2018 and the new government tax program TRAIN. Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan, chairperson of the Senate committee on constitutional

First off, let me say: I love trains. I love trains because they are effective, efficient, and green. Trains take people to their destinations. Trains take in a lot of people. And because of that, it is environment-friendly. But the TRAIN before us, the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion,

*Photographs courtesy of: Mr. Dong Rivera

We are enraged by reports that 30 dogs that were arranged to take part in an annual dog show died after being transported in a closed van. In a Facebook post (https://www.facebook.com/Philippine.Canine.Club.Inc/photos/a.176889472380153.41441.164758076926626/1508931079175979/?type=3&theater) , the Philippine Canine Club Inc. acknowledged the incident that it said happened on 2 December 2017 during

We, members of the minority, support the position of Mindanaoans for NO martial law extension in their home island. Lifting military rule, specifically in Marawi, will hasten the return of affected residents to their homes, according to its citizens. Martial law, together with the air strikes, was the reason why

Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan on Sunday criticized the appointment, as new anti-drug chief, of the police official who headed the unit allegedly involved in the scandalous abduction and murder of South Korean businessman Jee Ick Joo last year. “Lalo lang lalakas ang loob ng pulis na gumawa ng hindi tama