An Open Letter to President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
All roads led to EDSA that day if you remember. It was a sight to behold as waves of people kept on coming, converging on the same corner where Filipinos once stood for to oust a dictator. All indignant for what they deemed as death of democracy, their voices echoed the sheer resolve of the Filipinos for social change. The street parliament may not one in pushing you for presidency. But as followers of the rule of law, you carried on the torch of leading the nation. All is positive on your efforts to bring justice, reconciliation, and positive changes in the bureaucracy. As one of the sectors that catapulted you into power, the youth la
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, President Filipinos, Madame President, social change, “strong republic”,
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Approximate Word count = 435
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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