Senator Alan Peter Cayetano urges the public, including both supporters and critics of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., to listen to the President’s fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Monday, July 27. In separate reports, Cayetano calls for Filipinos to hear Marcos’ assessment of the country’s condition regardless of political affiliation. Cayetano says he is ready to discuss the issues Marcos plans to raise during the address, positioning his comments as a prompt for engagement rather than a partisan response. The senator’s call applies to the wider public, not only lawmakers, and emphasizes listening to the speech as a way to understand the topics and claims the President presents. The two outlets agree that Cayetano is a Senate minority leader and that his message is directed at encouraging attendance or viewing of the SONA before judging its contents. Both accounts frame the remarks as an invitation to consider the President’s statements across the political spectrum.
Cayetano urges Filipinos to listen to Marcos’ fifth SONA
Senator Alan Peter Cayetano urges the public, including both supporters and critics of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., to listen to the President’s fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Monday,...
- Senate minority leader Alan Peter Cayetano urges the public to watch or listen to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s fifth SONA.
- Cayetano’s message is directed at both supporters and critics of the President.
- He says Filipinos should listen regardless of political affiliation.
- Cayetano says he is prepared to discuss the issues Marcos will raise in the address.
- The fifth SONA is scheduled for Monday, July 27.
Senate minority leader Alan Peter Cayetano yesterday urged both supporters and critics of President Marcos to watch the fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA) today, saying Filipinos should listen to the presidential assessment of the country’s condition regardless of political affiliation.
3 hours agoSenator Alan Peter Cayetano on Sunday urged the public to listen to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Monday, July 27, saying he is prepared to discuss the issues the President will raise in his speech.
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