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Emmanuel D. Pacquiao

People’s Champ Movement
  • Date of Birth: December 17, 1978
  • Place of Birth: General Santos City, South Cotabato
  • Nationality: Filipino
  • Religion:
  • Gender: Male
  • Civil Status: Married
  • Spouse’s Name: Jinkee Jamora Pacquiao
  • Number of Children:
  • Hobbies & Interests:
Education
  • Saway Saavedra Elementary School, 1995
  • Alternative Learning System, 2007
  • Notre Dame of Dadiangas University, BS Business Management, 2008
  • AB Political Science Major in Local Government Administration, University of Makati, 2019
  • Masters in Management Major in Public Administration, Philippine Christian University, 2022
    • Career & History
    Legislative History
    Advocacies
    Achievements
    Past Electoral History
  • Senator, 2016-2022
  • Representative, Lone District of Sarangani Province, 2010-2016
    • Certifications
  • Executive Coaching Program, Development Academy of the Philippines, 2016
  • Certificate Course on Development Legislation and Governance, Development Academy of the Philippines, 2010
    • Authored and Co-Authored Laws
  • House: 74 Bills filed
  • Senate: 185 Bills filed
    • Major Bills Authored

    House:

  • RA 10174 (Climate Change Act of 2009)
  • RA 10679 (Youth Entrepreneurship Act)
  • RA 10588 (Palarong Pambansa Act of 2013)
  • RA 10364 (Expanded Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2012)
  • RA 10828 (Establishing LTO District Office - Sarangani Province)
  • RA 10699 (National Athletes and Coaches Benefits and Incentives Act)

    • Senate:

  • RA 11346 (Tobacco Products Excise Tax Increase)
  • RA 11467 (Alcohol Products Excise Tax Increase)
  • RA 11227 (OFW Handbook Act)
  • RA 11163 (National Bible Day)

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