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Essay About Government In The Philippines

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Development is essential to be a progressive country. It comes along with creating new jobs, solving self-sufficiency, and continuous economic growth in a nation. Watching Sen. Bongbong Marcos latest interview with Mrs. Karen Davilla in ANC videos. It had stricken me the most because the moment when Sen. Bongbong Marcos enumerated his father’s works. It had occurred to me that Philippines has the potential to grow like it was once before, during the Marcos administration. He also added, “Mga sumunod na administration, wala na kaming nakitang mga pagbabago”. The government services are just some simple reliance of the citizens for their daily lives. What if given a day this certain mass transit is unavailable? Some people will get angry, some will be patient enough, or some will blame the government. I chose this issue because this kind of government regulation must be placed into a halt. Many of us in a day-to-day basis we use different kinds of public transportation just to get into our designated workplace or school. I, on the other …show more content…

Government change from presidential to parliamentary would result to a leader that has a sufficient knowledge in politics, no separation of power, lesser cabinet members, and most of all passing of laws would be faster. In some countries parliamentary is their governing political system, these countries are: Singapore, United Kingdom, Thailand, and many more. Taken for example Singapore, we could always hear that they have the world-class university, world class airport, and world class business center. Looking back in the history of the Philippines during the Marcos administration, we were much like the Singapore at that time, many foreign investors would flock Philippines just to invest. We also had the first airlines and airport in Asia, which is the Philippines Airlines, and the Manila International Airport

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