ALARMED by the sudden price spike of food over the last month, Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan calls on the government to revisit the supply food chain to focus on logistics and transport.

SENATOR Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan said Filipinos must ensure wellness of body as well as of mind as disease, death, desolation, and poverty brought by the COVID-19 pandemic take hold of the nation.

DIRECT government purchase of rice and other agricultural produce should be the template for new normal in agriculture, said Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan Tuesday.

AS 24.5 million learners return to public schooling today, Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan on Monday urged the Department of Education (DepEd) to buy directly from farmers, fisher folk, and their organizations the food and milk for its P5.9-billion school-based feeding program. “Hinihiling natin kay Ka Liling Briones na direktang makipag-ugnayan

AS public schools open to about 24.5 million learners tomorrow, also World Teachers’ Day, Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan on Sunday pressed for an increase in the teachers’ allowance, currently pegged at P3,500 a year as chalk allowance, that they can use for either Internet or production of modules. “Bukas, sabay-sabay

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SENATOR Francis Pangilinan called out the “thoughtless” implementation of the “no Beep card, no ride policy” in Metro Manila’s mass transport system that forced commuters to shell out extra cash to purchase the P80 card and maintain the required P70 balance in the card. “At syempre, iba pa ang load