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Marcos: SONA 2025 now 80% complete, to highlight social programs
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is personally directing the preparation of his fourth State of the Nation Address (SONA), with the speech now 80% complete.
Despite losing four days of preparation due to his US visit, the President has cleared his schedule to finalize the speech upon his return.
Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin previously stated that the President is deeply involved in writing his Sona, viewing it as a crucial platform to communicate the administration's achievements and future plans.
President Marcos mentioned that this year's SONA will be different, reflecting the current state of the nation, and will focus on social projects and ongoing government programs.
He also indicated that the speech will touch upon initiatives he hopes to continue beyond his term ending in 2028.
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