President Rodrigo Roa Duterte delivered his 3rd State of the Nation Address in around three thousand law makers and guests at the Batasang Pambansa, Monday, July 23, 2018.
His SONA was originally declared a 35 minute speech but because of his so called not prepared or off the cuff remarks added to his speech, it had lasted a bit longer. It started out 5:22 PM and concluded 6:09 PM.
Breaking the traditional way of highlighting the previous year accomplishments, the iron-fist leader, Mr. President, focused on his genuine desire for change.
Recapitulating from the first and second SONA of the President, his Drug War Campaign was the first on his list. He made a special emphasis reiterating that he would always want to stop the dangerous effects of it which can possibly destroy human lives which later gave critics and bashers negative feedback for literally disregarded human rights.
According to the President, "The love of money is corrosive." that is why his campaign against corrupt officials is still in pursuant. He wanted that agencies would have to simplify processes and become customer friendly. In some cases that a close friend of him will get involved into such he is more than ready to lost a friendship.
Also, Duterte made a justification that the Boracay closure is an environmental protection measure and that he wants the people and his countrymen to understand the probable reason why he need to close the most visited island.
Furthermore he stated in his speech that he would welcome with open arms the terrorists who would surrender to authorities and gave a recognition to the soldiers and police who died during the Marawi siege.
Undeniably, millions of Filipinos worked abroad. Reported deaths and abuses is getting numerous in number and he condemns death and abuses of OFW.
Other highlights of his speech and his advocacy include his Mindanao Promise, Bangsamoro Organic Law, Contractualization, Foreign Policy, Lowering of interconnection rates, Coconut Levy Fund, Health and Federalism.
From a students point of view and if I am to critic the SONA of Mr. President, he was failed to present a real solution to the plaguing problems of the country just like the worsening traffic, rising prices of rice, gas, fare and other prime commodities. I haven't heard either of his advocacy on creating new jobs, securing sources of income and giving higher salaries.
To the advocacy of him which will later on be put into action, then by all means genuine change will take effect.
His SONA was originally declared a 35 minute speech but because of his so called not prepared or off the cuff remarks added to his speech, it had lasted a bit longer. It started out 5:22 PM and concluded 6:09 PM.
Breaking the traditional way of highlighting the previous year accomplishments, the iron-fist leader, Mr. President, focused on his genuine desire for change.
Recapitulating from the first and second SONA of the President, his Drug War Campaign was the first on his list. He made a special emphasis reiterating that he would always want to stop the dangerous effects of it which can possibly destroy human lives which later gave critics and bashers negative feedback for literally disregarded human rights.
According to the President, "The love of money is corrosive." that is why his campaign against corrupt officials is still in pursuant. He wanted that agencies would have to simplify processes and become customer friendly. In some cases that a close friend of him will get involved into such he is more than ready to lost a friendship.
Also, Duterte made a justification that the Boracay closure is an environmental protection measure and that he wants the people and his countrymen to understand the probable reason why he need to close the most visited island.
Furthermore he stated in his speech that he would welcome with open arms the terrorists who would surrender to authorities and gave a recognition to the soldiers and police who died during the Marawi siege.
Undeniably, millions of Filipinos worked abroad. Reported deaths and abuses is getting numerous in number and he condemns death and abuses of OFW.
Other highlights of his speech and his advocacy include his Mindanao Promise, Bangsamoro Organic Law, Contractualization, Foreign Policy, Lowering of interconnection rates, Coconut Levy Fund, Health and Federalism.
From a students point of view and if I am to critic the SONA of Mr. President, he was failed to present a real solution to the plaguing problems of the country just like the worsening traffic, rising prices of rice, gas, fare and other prime commodities. I haven't heard either of his advocacy on creating new jobs, securing sources of income and giving higher salaries.
To the advocacy of him which will later on be put into action, then by all means genuine change will take effect.
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ReplyDeletewell done henadine! you really watched the entire sona, what a determination you had
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