Letter Towards Development

Dear Mr. President,

I am writing to express my greatest and most heartfelt emotion about your presidency. As an honored student, I wrote this letter in order to express my thoughts, feelings, and hopes for the future of our country.

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Let me first say how much I love and respect the Philippines and its people. I am grateful for your and former presidents sacrifices who fought for our independence. However, I must also express my worry about the current state of our country. I am concerned about the growing rivalry in the west Philippine sea and the ongoing struggle of the pressing issues of corruption.

I worry that if these problems are not addressed, they may lead to more problems. Mr. President, I urge you to use your power and influence to address these pressing issues and to work towards creating a more peaceful society.

Thank you and God bless.

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