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Kiko Pangilinan skips proclamation
Senator-elect Francis "Kiko" Pangilinan will not attend his proclamation ceremony as he is in the United States for his daughter Frankie's college graduation.
He was represented at the proclamation by his sister, Maricel Pangilinan-Arenas, who conveyed his message of gratitude and dedication.
Pangilinan dedicates his win to Filipino farmers, fisherfolk, workers, solo parents, and families who make sacrifices for their children's future.
He vowed to champion efforts to end hunger and poverty, emphasizing the vital role of Mindanao in achieving this goal.
Pangilinan considered his fifth-place finish in the senatorial race, with over 15 million votes, a "miracle" win.
He previously served as a senator from 2001 to 2013 and returned to the Senate in 2016.
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