MARCOS: BURDEN TO THE PHILIPPINES

"The Philippine government has turned into a crime syndicate." ~Ed Alunan


Marcos—A Burden to the Philippines

Every day that Marcos remains in power is an added burden to the Philippines. There is no vision, no firm leadership, and no genuine fight against corruption. Instead of fixing the system, he protects his circle. Instead of addressing national problems, he creates new ones. The country deserves a leader who works, not one who excuses, evades, and weakens our institutions. Under this presidency, progress slows while corruption thrives—and the Filipino people carry the cost.The nation is left directionless—vulnerable to abuse of power, economic stagnation, and a growing sense of hopelessness. Good leadership lifts a nation; weak leadership drags it down. Sadly, under this presidency, the burden grows heavier each day.

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