Pacquiao to push for free education in Senate ABS-CBN News Posted at May 16 2016 09:17 PM Jesus tells us in John 15:12 "This is my commandment, That ye love one another, as I have loved you." A photo posted by Manny Pacquiao (@mannypacquiao) on May 14, 2016 at 2:47am PDT MANILA, Philippines – Manny Pacquiao has several bills he hopes to file once he is officially a member of the Philippine Senate. The retired boxer is assured of a seat in the Upper House, as he is currently seventh in the Senatorial race with 15,592,240 votes, according to the partial and unofficial results from the Comelec Transparency Server. "Marami tayong gustong ipasa, i-file, at saka aksyunan kaagad na mga problema," Pacquiao told Rean Hacosta of ABS-CBN News during his mother's 67th birthday party in General Santos City. "Kahirapan, kailangan ma-aksyunan agad," he added. One bill that Pacquiao will push hard for is providing free education from elementary to college for those who cannot afford it. "'Yung pino-propose natin na libreng education from elementary to college sa mga pamilya na hindi talaga makapag-paaral – dapat may ganoon," he said. "Para walang dahilan ang mga bata na hindi makapag-aral."

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Pacquiao to push for free education in SenateABS-CBN NewsPosted at May 16 2016 09:17 PM

Jesus tells us in John 15:12 "This is my commandment, That ye love one another, as I have loved you."

A photo posted by Manny Pacquiao (@mannypacquiao) on May 14, 2016 at 2:47am PDTMANILA, Philippines – Manny Pacquiao has several bills he hopes to file once he is officially a member of the Philippine Senate.The retired boxer is assured of a seat in the Upper House, as he is currently seventh in the Senatorial race with 15,592,240 votes, according to the partial and unofficial results from the Comelec Transparency Server."Marami tayong gustong ipasa, i-file, at saka aksyunan kaagad na mga problema," Pacquiao told Rean Hacosta of ABS-CBN News during his mother's 67th birthday party in General Santos City."Kahirapan, kailangan ma-aksyunan agad," he added.One bill that Pacquiao will push hard for is providing free education from elementary to college for those who cannot afford it."'Yung pino-propose natin na libreng education from elementary to college sa mga pamilya na hindi talaga makapag-paaral – dapat may ganoon," he said. "Para walang dahilan ang mga bata na hindi makapag-aral."