The State of the Union is an annual address the President of the United States delivers to a joint session of the United States Congress, and it’s now broadcasted on live television. It fulfills Article II; Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution—requiring the President to periodically give Congress information on the "State of the Union" and recommend any measures that he believes is necessary and expedient. The first State of the Union address was delivered by President George Washington on January 8, 1790, in New York City. The most recent address was delivered by President Barrack Obama on January 28, 2014, in the chamber of the United States House of Representatives. Mr. Obama talks about various topics that America currently needs to focus on: improving American health care, enacting immigration reform, a smarter national security approach, moving America on from war, calling for Congress to allow more room for U.S. Diplomats to maneuverer and education improvements for American job in tomorrow’s economy. Jobs consequently affect everyone and these people need to be aware of what the president has in store for their current situation and stability. In his speech, Mr. Obama specifically focuses on jobs, job security and job improvements.…
For many years, State of the Union is presented annually by the president of the United States. The president outlines the accomplishments over the previous years, as well as the things to be done for the coming year. On the 12th day of February, 2013, President Obama declared his agenda on his second term. He was very detailed about his promises and goals to people of the nation. The speech was made to deliver his obligation and responsibilities which will bring the prosperity and restore the complication of the country.…
Penonton petang Negeri Negara Singapore edisi (Good afternoon viewers of State of the Nation Singapore edition)…
Unang sumalubong ang ama ni Erwin. Binatilyo na si Erwin ngayon at malayo sa siyam na taong gulang na paslit na humarap sa State of the Nation address ng Pangulo noong 2001.…
July 22, 2013. President Benigno Aquino III gave his fourth State of The Nation Address with the Name of “Sa Gitna ng Daang Matuwid” at Session Hall, Batasang Pambansa Complex, Quezon City. You might ask “What is SONA”, or “Why do we need to have this”. Well, SONA is an acronym for “State of The Nation Address” wherein it is annual address by the President to a joint session of the Congress of the Philippines and is held every fourth Monday of July. It is a way to inform the public about the status of the country and the accomplishments an promises of the President for the Country.…
President Benigno Aquino III last Monday, July 25, 2011, has delivered a long but impressive State of the Nation Address before congress. Now the best part is, everyone will have their own time and chance to react on PNoy's speech, more so the students whom we believe will be tasked to make a reaction paper as an assignment.…
MANILA, Philippines - President Benigno S. Aquino III just delivered his fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Monday, which lasted for about one and a half hours. Here are the highlight's of his second-to-the-last SONA speech:…
The First Philippine Republic, established in 1899 in Malolos, Bulacan, took ideas from European parliaments where the magisterial role of the head of state in the legislature was to mark its opening. The Malolos Constitution of 1899 provided for the President of the Philippines to preside over the opening of Congress, as well as convey his messages to the legislature through a secretary. When President Emilio Aguinaldo addressed the Malolos Congress on 15 September 1898, he simply congratulated the formation of the first representative body of the Philippines and Asia. This is not considered a State of the Nation Address because the Constitution at the time did not provide for one.…
As we all know, being a President of a certain state is not an easy task. Within the span of the term, he must have significant accomplishments, plans and answers for the problems of all his constituents. And every year, every Filipino awaits for the broadcast that would inform them about the present status of the country and this is by listening or viewing the State of the Nation Address.…
3. THE AQUINO MANAGEMENT OF THE PRESIDENCY. Foundation for Policy Making – Presidential Management Staff, Office of the President, June 1992…
Last January 24, 2012, US President Obama delivered his State of the Nation Address from 9PM-10:17 PM (EST), in the chamber of the United States House of Representatives. The US president's State of the Nation Address was not supposed to be a concern of any Filipino citizen, especially those that have lived their whole lives in the Philippines and do not have any plans of stepping into the "land of the brave", except when it talked about inhibiting the outsourcing capacities of multinational US companies--which has become pretty much the bread and butter of the Philippine Economy. Without really getting into the truth of the matter, more than a million of Filipinos were scared of losing their jobs; a lot of breadwinners were worried of what's going to happen to their families if they lost their jobs; and many people were anxious of the immediate and adverse effects this State of the Nation Address has on their lives, specifically on the financial aspect. Are their fears justified or there’s really no ground for it?…
President Noynoy Aquino delivered his fifth State Of the Nation Address or SONA last July 28, 2014 and discussed important matters that he and his government have accomplished and wants to accomplish for our country. I only wanted to focus my reaction on his statements about our economy and education in our country.…
Cuisia told radio station dzBB there is a possibility that Obama might put off foreign trips until the deadlock is resolved. Obama is set to visit the Philippines on Oct. 11 and 12. “I hope Obama’s visit to the Philippines will not be affected by the shutdown, but we can’t be sure of that. The US President may think that he should be in the US,” Cuisia said. The Philippine embassy has not been advised by the US State Department of any change in Obama’s plan to visit the Philippines. Obama has included the Philippines in his tour of member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). It will be his first visit to the Philippines. Cuisia said the partial shutdown could result in the layoff of civilian federal employees, but will not affect critical services such as the military, security, and air traffic controllers. However, he said there should be no effect on social security and Medicare benefits. He also said the shutdown will have no immediate effect on Filipinos in the US. However, he said Filipino-Americans working in government offices included in the shutdown might be affected. Surely the DFA will update us should any notice be given,” Valte said. Presidential Communications Development and Strategic Planning Office Secretary Ricky Carandang said “Obama would be in Manila after he and Aquino attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Bali, Indonesia and the ASEAN meeting in Brunei”. Carandang said he could not discuss yet, however, the details of the Obama-Aquino meeting, since he does not have a copy of their schedule, but admitted part of the agenda is the “rotational presence” of US forces in the country, as well as trade. Finance Secretary Cesar…
This event just showed how us Filipino’s had our own way to achieve freedom and live freely in our own land. All Filipinos gathered in unity with courage and faith to prevail democracy in the…
Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino. Sr. (November 27, 1932 – August 21, 1983) is known as the gallant and dauntless senator who had saved us from the. As I have researched on the life of Ninoy, I have known his works, educational and family background, achievements, his ups and downs, how he’d faced troubles, and how he had intelligently fought against Marcos. Aquino was born into one of the Philippines' prominent oligarchic clans, no wonder he was already a correspondent in his teenage years. He was the nation’s youngest senator. His flamboyant rhetoric made him a threat to Marcos as Marcos labeled him as a “congenital liar” to the public. In spite of all the odds that he had experienced, he still chose to…