President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. delivering the State of the Nation Address at Batasang Pambansa
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. delivering the State of the Nation Address at Batasang Pambansa
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Marcos to deliver fifth SONA today

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

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is expected to report on his administration's accomplishments and address issues such as corruption in flood control projects that he promised to tackle last year. Surveys show the public wants to hear about accountability in the scandal and the economy.

The speech is scheduled for 4 p.m. in Quezon City with officials from all branches of government present. Vice President Sara Duterte will not attend as she is expected to return to the country on July 31.

Discussion is also anticipated on the Bangsamoro peace process and inflation at 6.4 percent in June. Senators including JV Ejercito and Loren Legarda expect clear reports on these matters.

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Initial reactions on X to President Marcos' fifth SONA highlight public expectations for concrete solutions on economy and inflation over past accomplishments, alongside concerns over flood control corruption; analysts and officials predict the address may avoid the scandal while urging accountability and broad viewership.

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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.

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.

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

Following his announcement earlier this week, Senator Panfilo “Ping” Lacson delivered a chairman’s progress report on the Senate blue ribbon committee’s flood control probe on May 5, 2026, despite failing to secure enough votes for formal filing. He cited the public’s urgent demand for transparency on the flood control scandal, with only seven senators signing the report.

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