Kiko Pangilinan

Mark Angelo ChingPEP.phSeptember 28, 2009 Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan was one of the earliest politicians to bare to the public his plans for the 2010 elections. Now he is the earliest to announce plans to back out—with good reason. Last May, Pangilinan’s wife, Megastar Sharon Cuneta, said in an interview that

Ignores Korina issue By: Bayani San Diego Jr. Philippine Daily Inquirer September 13, 2009      MANILA, Philippines — Singer-actress Sharon Cuneta has refused to get dragged into a word war with broadcaster Korina Sanchez over the support extended by her husband, Sen. Francis Pangilinan, to the presidential bid of

Press ReleaseSeptember 22, 2009 For Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan, the 2010 presidential election is no longer a battle for supremacy between the administration and the opposition. Rather, it is a battle between “change or the old bankrupt ways.”As he welcomed Department of Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo’s pronouncement of support for

Press ReleaseSeptember 20, 2009 “From day one when we pushed for Senator Noynoy’s bid for the presidency, we gave our commitment to him that we were ready to step aside for the sake of unity behind his candidacy,” says senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan. That time to set aside our personal

Press ReleaseSeptember 14, 2009 Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan says the latest SWS survey results merely confirm that the country is starting to reject traditional politics and is now supporting a candidate that can usher in genuine change.”Ang resulta ng survey ay patunay na ang hinahangad ng taumbayan ay ang pulitika

Press ReleaseSeptember 11, 2009 Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan urges the COMELEC to re-open Overseas Absentee Voters’ registration and to extend hours to accommodate new voters for the 2010 election and in anticipation of the flurry of last minute, would-be registrants. “There is an unprecedented number of Filipino citizens wanting to

It is with all these in mind that I made the controversial yet necessary decision to urge Senator Noynoy Aquino to seek the Presidency. The events that developed and unfolded right after the death of former President Aquino has reshaped the political landscape entirely. The death of the former President,

Press ReleaseSeptember 11, 2009 Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan defends Liberal Party mate and presidential candidate senator Noynoy Aquino from critics, saying naysayers are extremely threatened by the LP bet’s growing popularity.”Senator Aquino called for GMA to resign during the ‘hello Garci’ scandal. He has never retracted from his statements and

Press ReleaseAugust 25, 2009In light of piling number of road accidents involving reckless bus drivers, independent senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan urges officials to strictly implement speed limits for the road behemoths.”Prescribed rate of speed as per section 35 of RA 4136 (Land Transportation and Traffic Code) is 20 km per