To the Inquirer: Please allow us to set the record straight regarding some points in the column of Anna Cristina Tuazon (“Institutionalizing children as breadwinners,” 7/17/25), where she shared her thoughts on Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson’s Senate Bill No. 396, the proposed Parents Welfare Act of 2025.
Lacson wants bicam budget talks open to public for transparency [Inquirer]
From the Philippine Daily Inquirer: Former Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson has suggested that Congress make the bicameral conference committee meetings on the proposed 2025 national budget accessible to the media and the public for the sake of transparency.
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Lacson: Past admin should’ve checked rogue cops [Inquirer]
From the Philippine Daily Inquirer: On the Barayuga killing: Former president Rodrigo Duterte’s administration should have kept an eye on possible rogue police officers who may use the drug war as cover for their self-interest, former senator Panfilo Lacson said on Monday.
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Editorial: Apportioning blame in ID fiasco [Inquirer]
From the Philippine Daily Inquirer: Lacson has urged the filing of court cases against parties involved in the “unacceptable” delay of six years in this laudable project.
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Editorial: The Filipino curse of ‘puede na’ [Inquirer]
From the Inquirer: (A)s pointed out by anti-corruption crusaders like former senator Panfilo Lacson and Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong, we need infrastructure that is not subject to the corrupt racket that lines the pockets of politicians and their private sector cohorts and which results in substandard projects that need frequent repairs.
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