Isang mainit na pagbati kay Senadora Leila De Lima sa kanyang kaarawan! Ang iyong katapangan at katatagan sa gitna ng mga pagsubok ay kahanga-hanga at dapat pamarisan. Patuloy nating pinagdarasal na dumating na ang araw na mananaig ang katotohanan at makakamit mo ang katarungan at kalayaan. Nawa’y manatiling maganda ang

MANILA – “Today, National Heroes Day, let us all be heroes for the future and our children, and preserve our environment,” Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan said in news release Monday, as he seeks the enactment of his bill on national mangrove forest protection and preservation. “Protektado ang mga bakawan sa

Save farming and farmers, stop converting farm lands: Kiko 100,000 hectares of agricultural lands not producing food since 1988 MANILA — To ensure that Filipino farmers are able to produce food for the country, Sen. Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan seeks to stop the unbridled conversion of agricultural land into residential, commercial,

MANILA – Senator Francis Pangilinan seeks to require banks to post charges for use of automated teller machines and restrict fees imposed on ATM transactions. Senate Bill 635 or the proposed Automated Teller Machine (ATM) Fee Regulatory Act mandates financial institutions to disclose on the ATM screen the total transaction

Kiko wants junior, senior high students to learn how to be citizens MANILA – What is the best way to honor the memory and sacrifice of the martyred Senator Ninoy Aquino? Register to vote, said Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan on the late senator’s 36th death anniversary Wednesday. “Si Ninoy Aquino

NFA should buy insurance for indigent rice farmers: Kiko MANILA — To help farmers survive crop destruction due to calamities, Sen. Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan seeks to make insurance mandatory for palay and other crops essential to food security. Senate Bill 35, or the proposed Expanded Crop Insurance Act of 2019,

Statement of Sen. Francis Pangilinan on the death of Gina Lopez Kiko thanks Gina for her service A woman of courage. Firebrand. That is how many will remember Gina Lopez — perhaps most prominent for her short stint as Secretary for the Environment and Natural Resources, but more significantly for