In his first speech as the 17th President of the Republic, Ferdinand Marcos Jr. made a promise: He’d “get it done.” How did the new president do in his first week? More in this report by Bea Cupin:
as the 17th President of the Republic, Ferdinand Marcos Jr. made a promise: He’d “get it done.”
It would not be until July 1 when the Palace would announce that Marcos had finally picked a new Secretary of Foreign Affairs: the veteran diplomat Enrique Manalo. He was considered among Marcos’ best picks in his Cabinet.
CABINET MEETING. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. convenes his Cabinet for the first time on July 5, 2022, to tackle the economy and the return to face-to-face classes.Missing officials aside, the Marcos administration was clear on its priorities, even ahead of its first Cabinet meeting.– a risky and bold choice on his part, especially because of the gut issue that is hunger.
Most of Marcos’ discussion on the pandemic and on transportation – two other major issues in the Philippines – revolved around the eventual return to in-person classes. It did not help that on July 2, the Palace again played host to the birthday of former first lady Imelda Marcos, the President’s mother and half of the so-called conjugal dictatorship during the first Marcos presidency.
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