Former Senator and senatorial candidate Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan has called for stronger protections for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) following the recent rescue and repatriation of 176 Filipinos from Myanmar, many of whom were victims of human trafficking and illegal recruitment. Pangilinan expressed deep concern over the continued exploitation of Filipino

Former Senator and senatorial candidate Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan over the weekend visited various areas in Albay as part of his Bicol campaign, meeting with volunteers, supporters, and local officials.He kicked off his Albay run with a meeting with supporters in Polangui, discussing his food security agenda and the benefits of

Former senator and now senatorial candidate Kiko Pangilinan called on the national government to provide a P500-million to as much as P1-billion calamity or disaster fund to help address the oversupply of rice and bring down the prices of food in the market. In an interview on WOW Radio’s “Frontline” while

Former Senator and independent senatorial candidate Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan emphasized the need for the full implementation of the Sagip Saka Act as a means to bring down prices of rice and other agricultural products. Pangilinan said the Sagip Saka Act, which he championed in the Senate as principal author, allows

Nakababahala ang mga usapin sa posibilidad ng pagsuspinde sa pribilehiyo sa buwis ng mga Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) na nagpoprotesta at nagpapahayag ng saloobin sa mga isyu. Naniniwala ako na mas magandang harapin ang isyung ito na may patas na pagtingin at pag-unawa.Ang mga OFW ang haligi ng ating ekonomiya.

The national government must intervene and put measures in place to allow the National Food Authority (NFA) to release its overstocked buffer rice, unload its warehouses, and bring down the prices of rice in the market, former senator and senatorial candidate Kiko Pangilinan said on Thursday, March 27. A former

Former Senator and senatorial candidate Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan has categorically denied reports claiming that he is in talks with Alyansa para sa Bagong Pilipinas regarding a potential inclusion in the party’s senatorial lineup. “There have been no discussions between my camp and Alyansa para sa Bagong Pilipinas. Our campaign remains

Senator Kiko Pangilinan engaged with farmers in Talavera, Nueva Ecija, alongside students from Alalay sa Kaunlaran Inc. (ASKI), a microfinance and development organization dedicated to supporting local communities. During the gathering, Senator Kiko acknowledged ASKI as one of the pioneering partners of the Sagip Saka Act, working alongside Jollibee Foods

Saying that the way to make farming “sexy” is to increase the income being derived from it, senatorial candidate Kiko Pangilinan pushed for academic institutions to include agri-business and agri-eco tourism electives in their courses, even offering his services as a lecturer. Speaking to students of the Wesleyan University in