Tuesday, July 24, 2018

A letter to the President


Dear President Rodrigo Duterte,

Greetings Mr. Rody Duteterte. I am a junior high school student and I would like to talk to you about the state of the economy and the education system of the Philippines. These are issues that I want to address because I feel that these things would help the Philippines in its advancement. A failing economy would result to more poverty present throughout the country. A failing education system would result to illiterate Filipinos not able to speak and learn their own truth.

During the campaign season, you have promised to make our country better by helping our impoverished brothers and sisters in the country. However, that is not the case. There have been undeniable high inflation rates in our commodities and goods. This could be linked to a worsening economy. The minimum wage is not enough for people to afford the needs of each human being to even just live. I view this as a big threat for the advancement and betterment of the Philippines itself. Not only is the economy a problem but also our education system. As a student, I believe that education is key in order for the state of the Philippines to improve. Education should reach even our brothers and sisters who are living in remote areas and to our brothers and sisters who can’t afford to go to school. Education should not be for the privileged, rather it is a right that everyone should obtain. The saying goes that “The youth is the hope of the country” so giving them quality education for the lowest price possible could help improve the state of our country.

President Duterte, I think it is high time that you listen to the cries of the people. I am not saying that you should give them what they want but you need to consider the things that they are voicing out and try to make a compromise. Be the change.

Sincerely,

Uriel Lazo


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