My letter to the President

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Dear President Rodrigo Duterte,

          Good day! I just want to thank and congatulate you for all of your accomplishments and for all of your successful campaigns during your administration. Thank you also for leading and protecting the Philippines and also for the things you did to preserve and help our environment.

          While doing your duties and responsibilities, I want you to guard yourself and stay safe always. I want you to also know my worries about our academics. A lot of students commited suicides this school year because of modules. A lot of people doesn't have work this time beacause of a pandemic so, they can't afford to buy the things we need for studies. Maybe you can do something about this.

          That's all thank you. Continue to do your duties and responsibilities with all your best. Specially now that we're facing a pandemic. 





Reference (s): 

https://www.casino.org/news/rodrigo-duterte-warns-pagcor-officials-to-avoid-graft-corruption/

Comments

  1. Kizza ClaireOctober 30, 2020 at 3:12 AM

    I am amazed and impressed by your letter for our President. You have shown in your letter the achievements of the President since he took office as President of the Philippines with much sincerity and appreciation. And thank you for exposing to Mr. President to what is happening to young people who have taken their own lives because of academic reasons. May our President notice this and take an immediate action.

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  2. PrincessOctober 30, 2020 at 3:57 AM

    I strongly agree with you. Our president have done so much in our country and we are thankful with that. And also I agree with what you said about Academics. It's really hard for us to study during this pandemic. I hope our president will take an action for this. Thank you for voicing out our concerns in Academics in behalf of all students. God bless you!

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  3. NicoletteNovember 4, 2020 at 9:53 PM

    I agree that education is hard right now but we can't do anything else but to do our modules. I hope students will dust off their pressures out of their shoulders and don't be afraid to respectfully voice out their concerns or difficulties in education. We can get through this!

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  4. Clarisse RafananNovember 9, 2020 at 1:26 AM

    I surely approve to what you've said that education during pandemic is really hard and our president is doing his best to protect us from the virus. I really appreciate this letter because it can be a motivation for future presidents. Keep it up! More articles to come.

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  5. Louisa JaneNovember 10, 2020 at 6:41 AM

    I agree that education during this time of pandemic is really hard. We got used to the face to face learning that’s why adjusting to the new normal is really a challenge for us. I’m also glad that you appreciate all the things that our president have done for our country.

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  6. Beryl JeiNovember 11, 2020 at 2:05 AM

    You said it very well that education this time is really hard. I commend the part where you appreciate all the things that our president have done for our beloved country.

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