Statement after Filing Certificate of Candidacy for Senator

Simulan ko ang aking opening statement sa pag-share sa inyo sa aking naramdaman for the past two years. Mas magaang kargahin ang apo kesa pasanin ang mundo. Mas maginhawa ang humilata sa kama kesa bumangon nang maaga at pumasok sa opisina. Mas masarap manood ng Netflix kesa magbusisi ng national budget.

Upon the other hand, I also kept asking myself this question: Do I feel better doing things for myself instead of helping others? Now I have the answer. I just filed my COC.

Should I be given again the mandate to return to the Senate, I do not have to reinvent myself. I pledge to continue not availing of the pork barrel allocation s in any shape or form. I will continue being a vanguard if you will of the annual national budget to the best of my ability. I will help PBBM pursue his administration’s programs to benefit the majority of the Filipino people in alignment with the SONA message last year and in cadence with my personal credo: Ang tama ay ipaglaban, ang mali ay labanan. What is right must be kept right, what is wrong must be set right.

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Ping Lacson: Independent Candidate

I am running as an independent candidate, not being a member of a political party.

I am a guest candidate of the Nationalist People’s Coalition (NPC), which is part of an alliance of five major political parties that includes the administration’s Partido Federal ng Pilipinas.

Make no mistake – I am proud to be part of a grand alliance of our country’s five major political parties. I have no doubt in my mind that should I win next year, President Marcos fully recognizes my consistent role as a fiscalizer guided only by our shared motto: “Ang tama ay ipaglaban; ang mali ay labanan.

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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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Editorial: Joining Magalong’s lonely crusade [Inquirer]

From the Inquirer: To be sure, Magalong’s uncompromising stand against the unremitting greed of some public officials has also gained support from his allies, including former senator Panfilo Lacson, his fellow retired police general who fought against the pork barrel system.

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Election Day 2022

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Sen. Ping Lacson cast his vote at the Bayan Luma 1 Elementary School in Imus, Cavite on May 9, 2022.