Marcos Sona 2025 Summary. LIVESTREAM President Marcos Jr.’s SONA 2024 ABS-CBN is the leading media and entertainment company in the Philippines, offering quality content across TV, radio, digital, and film President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s third State of the Nation Address, a third of the way through his term, enumerated what he has delivered
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"So, ire-report ko kung talaga bang 'yung mga sinimulan natin ay tuloy-tuloy at maganda pa rin ang progress at kung gaano pa katagal bago matapos 'yung malalaking project na 'yan," the President said. The President's SONA coincides with the opening of the third and last regular session of the 19th Congress for which Romualdez made a commitment to prioritize the passage of the 2025 national budget and what remains of the Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council (LEDAC) priority bills which have.
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Committed to public service and promoting Filipino values, ABS-CBN continues to inspire and connect audiences worldwide. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s 2024 State of the Nation Address (SONA) detailed his administration's performance on the most urgent concerns of Filipinos, based on the June 2024 Pulse Asia survey. Marcos greeted officials and guests, particularly former Presidents Joseph Estrada and Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
What happens on Sona Day besides the President's speech? Inquirer News. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s 2024 State of the Nation Address (SONA) detailed his administration's performance on the most urgent concerns of Filipinos, based on the June 2024 Pulse Asia survey. On the sidelines of the impounding process ceremony of the Upper Wawa Dam in Rizal, President Marcos said the SONA will be a report on developments in various Philippine sectors
SPECIAL COVERAGE Marcos’ 3rd State of the Nation Address SONA 2024. Current and former government officials urged President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr -- House Speaker Martin Romualdez acknowledged the presence of President Marcos, who then took the rostrum to start his third Sona