Tuesday, August 4, 2015

Pnoy delivers last SONA




               
             President Benigno S. Aquino III, despite the raucous non-supporters outside the Batasan Pambansa in Quezon City, successfully delivered his last State of the Nation Address on Monday, July 27, 2015
President Benigno S. Aquino III highlighted several important points in his last State of the Nation Address including the passage of key legislations, appointment of competent officials and public posts, fast economy growth and a jab at the previous administration’s false achievements and anomalies.

BBL all the way
                Pnoy said on top of his list is the passage of the Bangsamoro Basic Law or the BBL which is currently a pending case in the Congress. He appealed for the support of the strong critics of the said bill otherwise they should begin suggesting good alternatives to it.

Crooked
                He warned against the “crooked path” in the light of the upcoming elections saying that he will not let his reforms be undone by a single election. Moreover, he wished for the pursuance of his Liberal Party’ reforms beyond the coming election.

Competitive
                The President also cited the country’s improvement in global competitiveness as well as high investment grade credit ratings. He noted that the country has been referred to as “Asia’s Rising Tiger. He took pride in saying that domestic investments had reached P 2.09 trillion from the third quarter investments of 2010-2014 also noting that all these are the result of reforms under “Daang Matuwid”.

The litany
                Like his previous SONA’s, Pnoy puts the blame again on his predecessor, former President now Pampanga Representative Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and comparing his administration’s achievement to that of Arroyo’s scandals and anomalies like the 700 million fertilizer scam and the NBN-ZTE scandal, to mention.

Success
                He ended his speech with the recognition of noteworthy leaders and citizens who have contributed much to this country. In one silent moment, he asked for forgiveness amid the shortcomings of the administrations which led to some serious mishaps.
               

               


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