Kiko Pangilinan

With the estimated damage of Typhoon Lando reaching P9 billion and P8 billion of which is on agriculture, former Food Security Secretary Kiko Pangilinan urges strong government support for more than 110, 000 farmers affected by the typhoon. “Our farmers in the Typhoon Lando-ravaged areas need help from our government

“We call for the government to fast-track the release of the supplemental budget requested by the National Food Authority for the benefit of the agricultural provinces heavily damaged by Typhoon Lando. The NFA will be purchasing the damaged crops to supplement the livelihood of the farmers who have tried their

Kiko Pangilinan files his certificate of candidacy at the COMELEC office. Together with Pangilinan is his wife, Sharon Cuneta, and two of their children, Miel and Miguel.

Former Senator and Cabinet Secretary Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan declares senatorial bid at the Liberal Party-led event “Koalisyon ng Daang-Matuwid: Ang Pagpapakilala” held today at the LP Headquarters in Quezon City. Pangilinan is officially nominated by the Liberal Party to be among its senatorial candidates. “We are once again seeking a

The House of Representatives’ prompt action on the bill is a huge leap in resolving the long drawn issue of justice for our coconut farmers spanning 40 years. The government committed that the coco levy funds shall be used for their benefit and for the development of the coconut industry

” We were together in the Senate for 12 years. As the second youngest Senator in 2001, I looked to Sen. Joker our mentor, our Yoda. For over a decade we were known as and part of the ‘Wednesday Club’ with Sen. Joker as our wise, thoughtful leader. He was

Former Senator and Cabinet Secretary Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan at the proclamation of Liberal Party vice presidential candidate Leni Robredo reiterated the need for continuity and consistency in the national leadership. “President Aquino has worked hard to fight corruption in his more than five years in office,” Pangilinan said. “These five

“President Aquino has worked hard to fight corruption in his more than five years in office,” Pangilinan said. “These five years of good governance paved way for a brighter future of our country.” Pangilinan has previously served as Senator from 2001-2013. In his 12 years in the Senate, Pangilinan has

Secretary Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan tendered his resignation as Presidential Assistant for Food Security and Agricultural Modernization. In a letter dated September 8, 2015 addressed to President Benigno Simeon Aquino III, Pangilinan expressed his gratitude to the President for his trust, confidence, and support. “The support extended by His Excellency and