Bernadette TamayoJournal OnlineSeptember 20, 2011SENATOR Francis Pangilinan intends to unmask the mastermind behind the alleged anomalous P7.5-billion farm-to-market road projects during the Arroyo administration.Pangilinan, chairman of the Senate Committee on Agriculture and Foods, is set to investigate the amount released to the Department of Agriculture during the 2010 election period

JP LopezMalayaSeptember 20, 2011Sen. Francis Pangilinan yesterday filed a resolution directing his committee – the committee on agriculture and food – to investigate the P7.5 billion “farm-to-pocket” road projects by the Arroyo administration during the 2010 campaign period.”The enormous amount was released from the Department of Agriculture during 2010’s election

Jonathan de SantosSun Star OnlineSeptember 19, 2011MANILA — The Senate Committee on Agriculture and Food will look intoP7.5 billion that the Department of Agriculture released in early 2010 without proper documentation.Senator Francis Pangilinan, committee chairman, said Monday that he will file a resolution to have his committee look into the

Ryan ChuaABS-CBN NewsSeptember 9, 2011MANILA, Philippines – The Senate’s agriculture and food committee will call for an investigation on the release of P7.5 billion during the Arroyo administration for the building of farm-to-market roads, some of which allegedly do not exist. In a statement, agriculture committee chairman Sen. Francis Pangilinan called

Press ReleaseSeptember 19, 2011Chairman of the Senate Committee on Agriculture and Foods Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan wants his committee to investigate the enormous amount released from the Department of Agriculture during 2010’s election period supposedly to be used in constructing farm to market roads. The amount of P7.5B was released,

Press StatementSeptember 15, 2011Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan urges the Supreme Court to prioritize the filling up of unfilled positions in the judiciary as court cases continue to pile in the country’s courts’ backlog.“As it stands one fourth of the positions of judges nationwide remain unfilled. This is totally unacceptable because

Press ReleaseSeptember 14, 2011Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan has had enough of the police using syndicates that use minors as scapegoats for their failure to implement the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act.“We have received reports that these children are in fact used and supported by criminal syndicates that exploit minors. If

Press ReleaseSeptember 14, 2011Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan, principal author of Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006, expresses his opposition to proposals in the Senate to reduce the age of criminal liability from 15 to 9 years old.“We oppose the proposal to amend the law

Press StatementSeptember 13, 2011Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan today says that those frustrated by the proliferation of crimes committed by so-called ‘hamog boys’ are barking up the wrong tree in blaming RA 9344, or Juvenile Justice Law.“We don’t understand the argument that RA 9344 is to blame for all these crimes.