Kiko Pangilinan

As arguments heat up during the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee hearing on Tuesday, September 23, Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan stressed that there is no law that prevents those involved in the flood control corruption scandal from giving back stolen funds and luxury vehicles, among others.  This comes as debates on

To our distinguished guests and resource persons, magandang umaga po sa kanilang lahat.We are convening this Subcommittee J on Finance Hearing to hear the Judiciary budget. I have been tasked to defend the Judiciary budget for the 2026 budget debates and I’m thankful for your presence. It is interesting and

Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan is confident that public sentiment is behind those who will pursue the truth and unveil the web of corruption in the billions of pesos worth of anomalous infrastructure projects in the government.  The senator was asked about the current leadership under Senate President Tito Sotto during

Sa ating mga unipormadong lingkod-bayan mula sa MMDA, PNP, at AFP, maraming salamat sa inyong partisipasyon. Sa kabuuan, napanatili niyong maayos ang mga rally kahapon, September 21, lalo na sa violence-free na Trillion-Peso March kung saan nandun ang inyong lingkod. Kahit gaano karami ang tao at gaano kataas ang tensyon,

Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan said on Monday, September 22, that the Filipino public must remain vigilant in the face of mounting evidence being unearthed about the massive flood control corruption involving officials of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and several high-ranking elected officials.  “Tuloy-tuloy lang. We should

Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan on September 21 urged stakeholders to work toward a compromise that will resolve the uncertainty surrounding the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) elections, warning that prolonged delays could have “calamitous” consequences for the entire country. Pangilinan, whose 2025 campaign platform includes prioritizing socio-economic development

“The situation is complex: Even as Comelec and BARMM say they’re prepared for the scheduled October 13 elections, the Supreme Court TRO is in effect.  We, leaders and people of the republic, cannot ignore the issue and its consequences — which may be calamitous for the entire country. We need

With the protest gaining momentum—drawing more participants by the hour—Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan called on the public to march peacefully and remain focused on the ultimate goal: accountability and real reform. “Let us not get distracted by chaos. Let us keep our eyes on what matters most—demanding real change,” Pangilinan

As the “Trillion Peso March” commenced on Sunday, September 21, former student activist Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan joined the EDSA Shrine Mass in the morning alongside Senators Leila de Lima, Bam Aquino, and Risa Hontiveros, before proceeding to the People Power Monument. In an ambush interview, Pangilinan underscored the people’s