Letter for the President

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   Dear Honorable President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr.,


   Greetings with Peace!


     I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks for your continued support and dedication to our country. We Filipinos truly need strong leadership during these challenging times, and we appreciate your efforts to find solutions to the problems we face.

   The Philippines is currently dealing with several pressing issues, including the unresolved cases of the missing sabungeros , the rising cost of rice, and ongoing human rights concerns. Many families are left without closure, justice, or clear answers. The disappearance of the sabungeros may be in a illegal activity, including the government that might be hiding something from the Filipinos. 

   Moreover, the proposed 2025 national budget raises questions about priorities, especially when many communities continue to suffer from flash floods and incomplete flood control projects. These are critical issues that demand urgent attention and long-term solutions.

As we move forward as a nation, we hope for more transparency, accountability, and real action from our leaders. The Filipino people deserve to be heard. Our concerns need to be addressed with sincerity and urgency.

   Together, we believe that with responsible leadership and a firm commitment to truth, justice, and development, we can overcome these challenges. The Filipino people are resilient and full of hope, we simply need a government that responds to people and help them in their needs.

Respectfully,


Neil Jestron Orodio

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