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Today, President Rodrigo Duterte delivers his first State of the Nation Address (SONA). What should he tell the country? Check out the program flow and follow our live coverage! We also asked different sectors to weigh in on what the president should say.
Below are the big stories we think you shouldn’t miss.
A plea for peace and a call to stop hatred are among the key messages President Duterte is expected to highlight in his first SONA speech. Other than that, expect a lot of surprises from this man who, barely a month into his presidency, has already flouted convention many times.
It happens every time a new administration takes over and it should come as no surprise now: members of the Liberal Party, who once led the majority coalition during the Aquino administration, have once again changed colors. Collaboration or political opportunism?
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If he becomes US president, Republican candidate Donald Trump says he would slap punitive import taxes of up to 30% on firms that moved manufacturing activities abroad. He says he is even prepared to pull out of the World Trade Organization, calling the latter “a disaster.”
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