LETTER FOR BBM

 

Princess Clouie Manalang

Ilocos Sur National High School



BRGY. IIV, Gomez ST., Vigan City    

August 29, 2024                                                 

Mr. Ferdinand ''Bongbong'' Marcos
President of Philippines
Malacañang Palace



A Pleasant Day, Mr. President!                                        

I hope this letter finds you in good health. I am writing to you as a concerned citizen who deeply cares about the future of our nation. 

However, I must also express my concern. The challenges we face- whether they be economic, social, or political-seem. I worry about the direction we are heading and whether the policies being implemented will effectively address these issues. It is crucial that the needs of the most vulnerable among us are not overlooked and that our progress is equitable and just.

Lastly, I trust that you share this vision and will continue to strive for the betterment of our country. I encourage you to remain steadfast in your commitment to addressing our concerns and working towards solutions that benefit all Filipinos.

Thank you for the time reading this letter.

Sincerely,

Princess Clouie Manalang

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