The Party-List Coalition Foundation, Inc. (PCFI), representing the largest organized bloc of party-list lawmakers in the House of Representatives, has issued a manifesto expressing “continuous and unwavering support” for Speaker Faustino “Bojie” Dy III, praising his stabilizing leadership and commitment to transparency and institutional reform.
“The Speaker has provided “steady, unifying leadership at a time of divisiveness.”
In a manifesto dated 24 November 2025, the PCFI—led by Rep. Jon “Bong” Teves Jr. (TGP), President of the Coalition; Rep. Felimon Espares (COOP-NATCCO), Executive Vice President; Rep. Bryan Revilla (Agimat), Internal Vice President; and Rep. Raymond Democrito Mendoza (TUCP), Vice President for Operations and PCFI Trustee—said the Speaker has provided “steady, unifying leadership at a time of divisiveness,” adding that his approach “focuses on bridging differences rather than deepening divides.”
“His approach focuses on bridging differences rather than deepening divides.”
The coalition stressed that party-list representatives, who carry the voices of marginalized and underrepresented sectors, value leadership that promotes “inclusivity, stability, and genuine collaboration.”
The manifesto states that Speaker Dy has consistently encouraged dialogue and reduced tensions within the chamber, helping maintain an environment where reform-oriented legislation can move forward.
“Our continued support reflects our confidence in his ability to guide the House with fairness and transparency during a crucial period for our nation,” said the PCFI wrote, emphasizing that the Speaker’s leadership ensures that Congress remains focused on reforms that “uplift communities, protect democratic processes, and advance the welfare of every Filipino family.”
The manifesto, signed by over 40 lawmakers from various sectoral groups, underscores the coalition’s belief that transparency, institutional reform, and people-centered legislation are essential pillars of Bagong Pilipinas—and that Speaker Dy has been steadfast in pushing these priorities.
The signatories to the manifesto include: Rep. Jose “Bong” Teves Jr. (TGP), Rep. Richelle Singson (Ako Ilocano Ako), Rep. Claudine Diana D. Bautista-Lim (Dumper PTDA), Rep. Rodolfo “Ompong” Ordanes (Senior Citizens), Rep. Nicanor Briones (AGAP), Rep. Alfred Delos Santos (Ang Probinsyano), Rep. Florabel Yatco (Nanay), Rep. Brian Poe-Llamanzares (FPJ Panday Bayanihan), Rep. Jude Acidre (Tingog), Rep. Munir Arbison Jr. (Kapuso PM), Rep. Jan Rurik “Atty. JP” Padiernos (GP-Galing sa Puso), Rep. Arthur Yap (Murang Kuryente), Rep. Nathaniel Oducado (1Tahanan), and Rep. Franz Vincent Legazpi (Pinoy Workers),
Rep. Rolando Ledesma Macasaet (SSS-GSIS Pensyonado), and Rep. Allan Ty (LPGMA).
Also among the signatories are: Rep. Jocelyn Tulfo (ACT-CIS), Rep. Alfredo Garbin Jr. (Ako Bicol), Rep. Terry Ridon (Bicol Saro),
Rep. Bryan Revilla (Agimat), Rep. James “Jojo” Ang Jr. (Uswag Ilonggo), Rep. Ma. Cristina Talavera Lopez (ALONA), Rep. Sonny “SL” Lagon (Ako Bisaya), Rep. Edvic Yap (ACT-CIS), Rep. Milagros Aquino-Magsaysay (United Senior Citizens), Rep. Johanne Monich Bautista (Trabaho), Rep. Maximo Rodriguez Jr. (ABAMIN), Rep. Yedda Marie Romualdez (Tingog), Rep. Andrew Julian Romualdez (Tingog), Rep. Arlyn Ayon (SWERTE), Rep. Raymond Democrito Mendoza (TUCP), Rep. Presley De Jesus (PHILRECA), Rep. Jernie Jett Nisay (Pusong Pinoy), and Rep. Felimon Espares (COOP-NATCCO).
Rounding up the signatories are Rep. Caroline Tanchay (Kamalayan), Rep. Ching Bernos (Solid North Party), Rep. Aiman Tan (Kusug Tausug), Rep. Ramon Rodrigo Gutierrez (1-Rider), Rep. Ma. Nina Francesca Lacson (Manila Teachers), Rep. Robert Raymond “Eskimo” Estrella (ABONO), Rep. Girlie Veloso (Malasakit@Bayanihan), Rep. Maria Kristina Jihan Glepa (One Coop), Rep. Manuel “Manman” Ko (Abang Lingkod), and Rep. Ferdinand “B1” Beltran (Magbubukid).
The coalition said it remains committed to working with Speaker Dy in advancing legislation that strengthens institutions, restores public trust, and delivers meaningful results for Filipino families.
