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Ping Lacson’s Speech at Alyansa Rally in Dagupan

Magandang magandang hapon sa ating lahat!

Mula sa araw na ito, ika-25 ng Abril 2025, 17 araw na lamang, halalan na. Ang halalan, ito parang isang job application at kami mga kandidato ng Alyansa para sa Bagong Pilipinas ay humaharap sa inyo sa isang job interview dahil kayo, taumbayan, ang employer.

Ako po ay humaharap sa inyo ngayong hapon, dala ko ang aking resume. Ang aking resume ay may taglay na 3 letrang K: Kwalipikasyon, Karanasan, Kakayahan.

Bilang dating alagad ng batas, makailang ulit kong itinaya ang aking buhay upang maipagtanggol ang kapayapaan, ang kaayusan at kaligtasan ng ating mga kababayan laban sa mga kriminal. Nang ako ay nahirang bilang hepe ng PNP, pinatigil ko ang pangongotong sa kalsada ng kapulisan upang mapangalagaan ang mga jeepney driver, tricycle driver, mga biyahero ng isda, biyahero ng gulay, at ang ating mga mamamayan.

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Ping Lacson Ready to Help Bring Solar-Powered Irrigation to More Farmers by Scrutinizing the Budget

Former Senator and 2025 senatorial candidate Panfilo “Ping” M. Lacson is prepared to help bring solar-powered irrigation to more farmers in more areas in the country, to bring down agriculture production costs.

Lacson said that should he earn a seat in the Senate, he is ready to find sources of funds for such programs by scrutinizing the national budget bill for questionable appropriations.

He said he will similarly scrutinize the budget to fund related programs, such as catch basins that impound water during rainy days and release the water if needed during the dry season.

“The budget is the solution to this. And being the budget watchdog, once I see questionable appropriations during the budget deliberations, I will have them realigned for the appropriate programs, activities and projects,” he said.

Related: Ping Lacson, Titiyakin ang Solar-Powered Irrigation para sa Mas Maraming Magsasaka sa Pamamagitan ng Pagbusisi sa Budget

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Ping Lacson Eyes ‘Kabataang Magsasaka Para sa Bayan’ Bill to Ensure Food Security

ROSALES, Pangasinan – To enhance our food security while encouraging youths to be farmers, former Senator and 2025 senatorial candidate Panfilo “Ping” M. Lacson is eyeing a scholarship program for deserving students – especially children of farmers – who want to join the agriculture sector.

Lacson said Wednesday that such a program similar to the “Doktor Para sa Bayan Act” – authored by former Senate President Vicente Sotto III – would also expose young scholars to technological advancements in agriculture.

He plans to file the “Kabataang Magsasaka Para sa Bayan” bill should he earn a seat in the Senate this May.

“This is to encourage children of farmers to study new technologies through scholarships in agriculture courses. They will study new technologies and developments to improve their agricultural yield, instead of using traditional manual methods,” he said in Filipino at the “Konsultahang Bayan: Agenda para sa Agrikultura” held at the New Bagsakan Center of the Rosales Farmer’s Market here.

“We will enhance our agricultural productivity while increasing the interest of our youths in farming,” he added.

Related: Ping Lacson, Balak Maghain ng ‘Kabataang Magsasaka para sa Bayan’ Bill para sa Food Security

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Lacson-Sotto Campaign in Tarlac, Pangasinan

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The Lacson-Sotto tandem visited Tarlac and Pangasinan on April 25, 2022, with senatoriable Manny Piñol. Their schedule included courtesy calls and town hall meetings.

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Lacson-Sotto Campaign in Nueva Ecija

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The Lacson-Sotto tandem and some senatorial bets visited Urdaneta, Pangasinan and Sta. Rosa, Nueva Ecija on Feb. 20, 2022. In Urdaneta, they met with TODA members. In Sta. Rosa, they spoke before farmers.