Pres. Aquino’s SONA 2011 anchored on “anti-wangwang” policy

July 26th, 2011 by giselle ancajas

“anti-wangwang” policy during his 2nd State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Monday.

(Photo by: Benhur Arcayan/ Malacanang Photo Bureau)

President Aquino, who arrived at Batasang Pambansa via the Presidential chopper passed 3:30 in the afternoon, opened his 2011 SONA recalling his anti-siren campaign when he assumed presidency last year. The President relates the policy as a “symbol of change” as wangwang signifies abuse of authority over the past years.

“Humarap po ako sa inyo noong aking inagurasyon at sinabing: Walang wang-wang sa ating administrasyon. At ngayon, patuloy nating itinitigil ito. Naging hudyat at sagisag po ito ng pagbabago, hindi lamang sa kalsada, kundi pati na rin sa kaisipan sa lipunan.” PNoy stated as he delivers his speech.

“Sa matagal na panahon, naging simbolo ng pang-aabuso ang wang-wang….. Ang mga dapat naglilingkod ang siya pang nang-aapi. Ang panlalamang matapos mangakong maglingkod—iyan po ang utak wang-wang.” Aquino added.

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