SENATOR Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan added his voice to the growing clamor to rechannel the P19-billion anti-insurgency fund to assist those devastated by typhoons Quinta and Rolly. The multi-billion budget is lodged in the proposed 2021 budget under the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC). “Marami-raming food

CONTROVERSIAL Southern Luzon Command chief Lt. General Antonio Parlade Jr. should be more cautious about his statements falsely accusing Liza Soberano and other celebrities for their civic-minded advocacies, Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan said Wednesday.

THE Department of Budget and Management should immediately replenish the depleted Quick Reaction Funds (QRF) of Calabarzon and Bicol so they could respond to the needs of families and communities severely affected by Typhoon Rolly, Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan said Tuesday.

PRICE freeze of basic commodities should be strictly imposed on typhoon-hit areas, said Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan said Tuesday.

SENATOR Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan on Monday advised the estimated 20,000 farmers and fishers affected by Typhoon Rolly to avail themselves of the Department of Agriculture’s zero-interest loans and crop insurance payouts.

GOVERNMENT authorities should waste no time in implementing the law and arresting foreign nationals, including Chinese, who entered the country through illegal means, Senator Francis Pangilinan said over the weekend. After legal deportation proceedings, the senator said, undesirable aliens should be immediately deported to their country of origin. “Since it

SENATOR Francis Pangilinan exhorts Malacañang to order the creation of a task force to be headed by the Department of Justice that will look into the presence and activities of Chinese nationals in the country. Pangilinan made the pitch as he raised alarm on the possibility of the foreign nationals’

ASIDE from the unresolved P40-billion “Pastillas” corruption issue at the Bureau of Immigration (BI), Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan wants the Senate to also investigate, in aid of legislation, the national security implications of the entry of around four million Chinese into the country since 2017. Pangilinan’s Proposed Senate Resolution 558