Letter to the President


Mr. Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos

President of the Philippines

Office of the President


    Dear, Mr. President

           Greetings!

           Congratulations on you victory and please accept my best wishes for your success as you get ready to assume the duties and tasks of your exalted office.

         I hope that office of the President shall represent he highest aspiration of the Filipino people for a government, one that foster and sustains an atmosphere of peace and security, inclusive growth, openness to public security, sincere compassion, and significant change in the direction of social order. It is your duty as President to defend the fundamental liberties and rights every Filipino. You have significant power to ensure that security personnel uphold and respect the freedom and rights outlined in bot the Philippine Constitutions and international human rights agreements. Your words in defense of rights and liberties could have a big impact across the nation.

            I am writing to convey my very best wishes and sincere congratulations to you, Mr. President!

                                                                                                                                   Sincerely,

                                                                                                                        Chantel Leann Prenicolas, 

                                                                                        SMC student of Ilocos Sur National High School


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