House fully prepared for Marcos' fifth State of the Nation Address

The House of Representatives is one hundred percent ready for President Marcos' fifth State of the Nation Address with security measures already in place.

Retired police Brig. Gen. Ferdinand Melchor Dela Cruz, the chamber's sergeant-at-arms, told reporters on Thursday that no disruptions are expected inside the Batasang Pambansa complex. The Philippine National Police has deployed about 22,000 officers to secure the event.

Dela Cruz said contingency plans are in place for scenarios such as earthquakes or other natural calamities. He noted that preparations have been toned down compared to previous years in terms of guests and expenditures due to recent crises.

The annual address is scheduled for the fourth Monday of July. Invited guests will be asked to wear modest clothing with no red carpets as part of efforts to keep preparations simple but dignified.

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The House of Representatives chamber at Batasang Pambansa prepared for Marcos' SONA in a simple setting.
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House Prepares Simple Setting for Marcos Fifth SONA

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The House of Representatives is ready to host a simple dignified and focused State of the Nation Address by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. tomorrow at the Batasang Pambansa in Quezon City.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is set to deliver his fifth State of the Nation Address this afternoon at the Batasang Pambansa.

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A Pulse Asia survey shows that 29.8 percent of Filipinos want President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to address corruption in his fifth State of the Nation Address scheduled for Monday, July 27.

The House of Representatives is not inclined to reopen its inquiry into the multibillion-peso flood control scandal because some of its members have been implicated.

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The Philippine Senate convened a special session on Wednesday, June 17, to address pending legislation and appointments as Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano conceded that the bloc led by acting Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian now has the numbers to elect a new leader.

The House of Representatives is expected to vote Monday on transmitting articles of impeachment against Vice President Sara Duterte to the Senate. Lawmakers say support has grown to at least 225 members, well above the 106 votes required.

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