Last July 27, 2015, President
Benigno Aquino III presented his last State of the Nation Address (SONA) to us,
Filipinos. In his last SONA, he talked about the Bangsamoro Basic Law,
employment growth, the decline of crime in the Philippines, and a lot of other
things. But most importantly, he mentioned the inclusive growth of our country,
which is probably the salient point of his entire SONA.
Debunking of said Inclusive
Growth in the Philippines:
1. The Pantawid Pamilyang
Pilipino Program, though remarkable, is just a temporary solution to poverty.
2. The number of unemployed and
the number in poverty are about the same as it was five years ago.
3. Filipinos have not been
brought out of poverty.
4. The quality of life in the
Philippines, for most Filipinos, has not improved.
5. The Aquino administration was
and is slow in building infrastructures to cope with the growing population and
economy.
6. The
6.3% average growth Gross National Product or GDP in 5 years was primarily
based on the growth in the service sector.
Proof of said Inclusive Growth in
the Philippines:
1. GDP and GNP ratings state that
our country’s economy has grown immensely in the Aquino Administration.
2. Over 100 million Filipinos are
benefitting from the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program.
3. The Philippines, under
Aquino’s administration, earned investor grade credit ratings.
4. The employment rate in
January 2015 was estimated at 93.4 percent.
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