In a recent development, Vice President Sara Duterte-Carpio expressed her view on President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.'s recent State of the Nation Address (SONA), stating that she found it to be a “waste of time.”
The statement comes from a video interview conducted by Vice President Duterte-Carpio, conducted in The Hague, Netherlands, where she addressed the nation. During the interview, she raised concerns about the President's promise to provide rice at P20 per kilo, wondering if these promises have been met.
Specifically, she questioned why the Filipino people should trust the President and watch the SONA, stating, "I truly believe it is a waste of time of the Filipino people." Vice President Duterte-Carpio's words aim to engage and educate the public about her views, emphasizing the importance of focusing on the administration's unfulfilled promises rather than simply watching the SONA.
Vice President Sara Duterte-Carpio's opinion on President Marcos' SONA comes as a clarification from a video interview conducted in The Hague, Netherlands as a means of engaging with the public regarding her stance on the administration's unmet promises.
During the discussion, Vice President Duterte-Carpio questioned why the Filipino people should place faith in the President and watch the State of the Nation Address (SONA) while emphasizing her belief that it is a waste of time for the Filipino populace.
Her words aim to emphasize the significance of concentrating on the administration's unfulfilled promises rather than simply watching the SONA.
Vice President Sara Duterte-Carpio recently shared her opinion on President Marcos' SONA during a video interview conducted in The Hague, Netherlands. The interview serves as a platform for engaging with the public regarding the government's unmet commitments.
In the interview, Vice President Duterte-Carpio questioned why Filipinos should trust President Marcos and watch the State of the Nation Address (SONA), while asserting her belief that it is a waste of time for the Filipino people.
The article focuses on highlighting the importance of focusing on the administration's unfulfilled promises rather than merely watching the SONA.
