Kiko Pangilinan

ABS-CBNNews.comJuly 22, 2010MANILA, Philippines – Megastar Sharon Cuneta-Pangilinan admitted Thursday that she is hurting over the lack of support for her husband, Sen. Francis Pangilinan, in his bid to become Senate President.In an interview, the award-winning actress said she felt as if she was being stabbed and slapped several times

Maila AgerInquirer.netJuly 22, 2010Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan is not backing down from the Senate presidency race as he promised to work on getting the number to get him elected.MANILA, Philippines – Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan is not backing down from the Senate presidency race as he promised to work on

Efren L. DanaoThe Manila TimesJuly 20, 2010Failure of the senators to elect a Senate President on July 26 would send the signal to the rest of the country that senators could not unite for national interest, Sen. Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan said Monday. Neither Pangilinan nor his lone rival for Senate

July 16, 2010Philippine Star  MANILA, Philippines – It is not so much because the Senate is bereft of the smell of newness that Sen. Francis Pangilinan warrants closer attention as Senate President material. Senators after all affect odors resembling freshness — leaching from ersatz pure intentions — and the citizen

ABS-CBNNews.comJuly 7, 2010MANILA, Philippines – Senator Jose “Jinggoy” Estrada on Wednesday said Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan has already secured 10 votes for the Senate presidency.Estrada said that with 10 senators signing a resolution of support for Pangilinan, the Liberal Party (LP) candidate would most likely win the Senate presidency.”I think

Marvin Sy,Christina Mendez and Jose Rodel ClapanoThe Philippine StarJuly 7, 2010MANILA, Philippines – Two senators have said that Sen. Manuel Villar Jr. now has the edge over Sen. Francis Pangilinan in their respective bids to secure the Senate presidency.Senators Edgardo Angara and Miriam Defensor-Santiago said Villar’s advantage lies in his

Fel V. MaragayManila StandardJuly 7, 2010After Liberal Party bigwigs chose Senator Francis Pangilinan as the administration party’s candidate for Senate president, the next question is whether he can gather the majority of 13 votes needed to catapult him to the powerful post.Senator Franklin Drilon, party chairman, was perceived to be

Maricar CincoPhilippine Daily InquirerJuly 7, 2010  TAGAYTAY CITY, Philippines—Senator Francis Pangilinan, who is the Liberal Party’s candidate in the three-way race for the Senate presidency, said he was close to securing the 13 votes he needs to clinch the post.But asked how many more votes he was still working on, Pangilinan

Caroline J. HowardABS-CBNNews.comJuly 6, 2010MANILA, Philippines – Senator Edgardo J. Angara and the so-called “Magnificent 7,” his bloc in the Senate, have yet to choose whom to back for the Senate presidency.The seven — Senators Angara, Ramon “Bong” Revilla, Loren Legarda, Juan Miguel Zubiri, Lito Lapid, Gregorio Honasan, Vicente “Tito”