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Laang Kawal Partylist Pushes for Benefits and Recognition for Reservists, Veterans, ROTC Cadets, and Retirees

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March 28, 2025
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Laang Kawal Partylist Pushes for Benefits and Recognition for Reservists, Veterans, ROTC Cadets, and Retirees
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The Laang Kawal Partylist is aiming for a congressional seat to advocate for critical reforms that will ensure better support, benefits, and recognition for AFP reservists, veterans, ROTC cadets, and retirees.

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The partylist emphasizes that these groups are essential not only to national defense but also to disaster response efforts, and it seeks to address longstanding challenges they face.

Laang Kawal is calling for a substantial increase in funding for the AFP’s reserve forces, which receive less than two percent of the military’s P256.1-billion budget.

Reservists, who play a vital role in national security, often serve with limited resources and outdated equipment.

The partylist is pushing for better training, modern equipment, and healthcare coverage to ensure reservists are properly supported while on duty.

The partylist is equally focused on the welfare of veterans and retirees, many of whom struggle with insufficient pensions and limited access to healthcare after their service.

Laang Kawal is advocating for reforms in pension systems, expanded medical care, and reintegration programs to help veterans transition back to civilian life.

Additionally, the partylist supports creating more opportunities for retirees to remain involved in community defense and disaster relief efforts, leveraging their experience and expertise.

With an eye toward the future, Laang Kawal is also committed to strengthening the ROTC program.

The partylist believes that enhanced training and incentives for cadets will cultivate a new generation of leaders ready to serve in the reserve forces.

By investing in the ROTC, Laang Kawal aims to ensure the reserve force remains strong and capable for years to come.

Laang Kawal is led by Lt. Col. Jaime Roberto Almario, a seasoned Philippine Air Force reservist who has long championed reservist rights and improved support systems.

Alongside him are Col. Noel Detoyato, a retired AFP officer focused on veteran welfare, and Lt. Col. Jannette Chavez-Arceo, who advocates for necessary updates to the Reservist Act of 1991.

Together, they bring years of experience in military service and policy advocacy.

As the 2025 elections approach, Laang Kawal Partylist is urging reservists, veterans, ROTC cadets, and retirees to unite in support of their platform.

The group is committed to securing long-term benefits, better recognition, and enhanced support for these individuals, who have given so much to the nation.

By voting for Laang Kawal, they believe these groups can finally receive the recognition and resources they truly deserve.

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