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Sona 2019

• President Rodrigo Duterte used his 4th State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Monday, July 22, to tell Congress what laws he wants passed and what Filipinos can expect in the last half of his term.

• In his speech, the President encourages Congress to reinstate the death penalty for serious offenses including illegal narcotics and plunder.

• High approval ratings - Following the normal introductions of key officials, President Duterte emphasizes his popularity, claiming that just 3% of Filipinos disapprove of him.
• Crackdown on illicit drugs - Duterte's first subject is the ongoing problem of illegal drugs. He claimed that the 2017 Marawi siege began with a government raid on shabu held by radicals in the city.

• Death punishment - He begs Congress to reinstate the death sentence for severe drug and plunder-related offences.

Sona 2020

• President Rodrigo Duterte delivered his 5th State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Monday, July 27, against the backdrop of a pandemic that has disrupted the lives of millions of Filipinos and which continues to spread across the Philippines.

• The 2020 SONA was also among Duterte's longest ones so far. It included the mention of 21 priority bills he wanted tackled in the remaining two years of his presidency.

• Coronavirus pandemic — Following the typical introductions of key officials, Duterte begins his address by emphasizing the toll the pandemic has had on the Philippines, stating that the virus has "snuffed" out aspirations of wealth and has the globe living in a "troubled period." He expresses optimism for a vaccine and expresses gratitude to frontline responders who risk their lives to help those most impacted by the sickness.

• ABS-CBN – Within 5 minutes, the pandemic is quickly sidelined and among the first things Duterte does is criticize ABS-CBN and the owners of the media network, calling them “oligarchs.” He claims being “victimized” by the Lopezes in the 2016 Presidential election which he won by a landslide.

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