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b. 1960 Philippines
Lorna Regina "Loren" Bautista Legarda (born January 28, 1960) is a Filipino politician, environmentalist, cultural worker, and former journalist who has served as a senator of the Philippines since 2022, following previous terms spanning from 1998 to 2004 and 2007 to 2019. During her tenure, she served as president pro tempore of the Senate of the Philippines from 2022 to 2024.
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Why shouldn’t our rich literary heritage and diverse voices be celebrated alongside the world’s best?
Security goes beyond arms; it is about trust, preparedness, and shared responsibility.
We will continue to foster a transparent and responsible work environment, grounded in the public trust that we are privileged to serve.
It demands our collective effort to protect, preserve, and pass on to future generations.
Kung patas ang talino, dapat patas din ang pagkakataon (If talent is equal, opportunity should be equal as well).
The bicameral conference must confront the question of whether this satisfies the Court’s directive to ‘return’ the full amount to PhilHealth.
The learning crisis already affects productivity, employability, and social cohesion; addressing it at its roots is a matter of justice and national interest.
Culture is not mere adornment; it is a vital engine of livelihood and economic growth.
I also call for community education campaigns to remind households that throwing trash into canals is both illegal and dangerous.
Recognizing their leadership is not only an act of equality, but it is also an affirmation of the nation’s strength and identity.
What we choose to preserve today—our knowledge, our traditions, our stories—will ripple through time, shaping lives long after we are gone.
Why should basic goods and luxury items pay the same VAT?
When farmers lose, the entire nation suffers.
We are a nation that tells its children: Ang edukasyon ang pinakadakilang daan tungo sa pagkakapantay-pantay (Education is the greatest path toward equality).
To speak of foresight in this context is not an academic exercise. It is the most practical expression of survival and the most strategic expression of leadership.
This role is about securing lives, livelihoods, and our future. We must build a force that protects and empowers,”
With the PDUS, we can build a new generation of national security leaders who are ready not only for today’s problems, but also for the challenges of the future.
We cannot allow another generation to be lost. Every year of delay means more children reach higher grades carrying gaps that could have been prevented in their earliest years.
The strength of our nation lies in the empowerment of every Filipina. When women are protected, supported, and given equal opportunities, progress becomes stronger and inclusive.
What are we doing differently from before, and what concrete steps can we take now to improve literacy and numeracy?
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