Staying true to his promise of bridging political divides, former senator and 2025 senatorial candidate Kiko Pangilinan is going face-to-face with both supporters and critics to share his vision — especially his long-running advocacy for food security.

In a new series titled “Walang Kulay ang Solusyon,” Pangilinan sits down with five voters from different political backgrounds. The conversations — set to run from 22 to 26 April 22 — will be posted on his official Facebook page and YouTube channel.

Of the five featured participants, two voted for him in the past, two didn’t, and one is a first-time voter in the upcoming May 2025 midterm elections.

“We need to learn how to talk to people who don’t share our political beliefs,” Pangilinan said, stressing the importance of open dialogue in healing divisions and building understanding.

‘I truly believe that open conversations can teach us a lot — and help us find real solutions to the challenges we face.’

The former senator hopes these conversations will help more Filipinos understand his 15-year journey advocating for food security — a cause he believes is essential, now more than ever.

“Given how deep and wide our political divide has become, it’s even more important that we listen to the people,” he said in Filipino. “These dialogues aren’t just about explaining our advocacy, but also about understanding their frustrations and concerns.”

He added, “I truly believe that open conversations can teach us a lot — and help us find real solutions to the challenges we face.”

With just 20 days left until election day, Pangilinan is actively going around the country, reaffirming his commitment to serve all Filipinos — regardless of political color — and to help bridge the social and economic gaps that continue to divide the nation.