For the betterment of our country Philippines

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     Philippines is now facing a pandemic. Philippines is in a crisis where the people and the government is not getting along. It is hard to recover from this impact the COVID-19 caused. It is not only the virus killing people but the poverty.

In recovering a country, the people must work together. It may take a lot of time and hard work in resilient. People starts to recover themselves, then home, until it reaches the community. The Philippines can recover if the Filipino’s starts from themselves and stop ranting and blaming why the Philippines doesn’t have progress.

In the end, we can make it through this pandemic caused. We just need to believe and have faith on each other. Let us work together toward a more resilient Philippines.



Consulate General of the Philippines-Chicago (2015) Protocol on the Philippine Flag and Anthem

http://www.chicagopcg.com/protocol-flag.html



Comments

  1. Nicolette4 November 2020 at 22:09

    I admire the hope and encouragement that you wrote in this blog. Highly appreciated!

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  2. Angelica Mae4 November 2020 at 23:56

    Hi Cassy! It is such a nice and encouraging blog you have here. I agree with your blog that we must begin with ourselves, stop the blame, and work together to have a better country, especially with this kind of situation. Good job!

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  3. Mark Anthony5 November 2020 at 05:25

    I agree on what you have wroted on your blog that it takes time to recover. Good jod Cassyndra!!!.

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  4. Janrick6 November 2020 at 04:31

    Hi Cassy! I agree that we should start taking actions within ourselves first for us to recover during these tough times. Because a country is not considered resilient if its countrymen don't know how to become resilient.

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  5. Kevin6 November 2020 at 06:50

    You are right, the people must work together in order to recover quickly from the impact of COVID-'t19. We should stop blaming and ranting why our country doesn't have any progression but rather start it from ourselves.

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  6. Chynna Trixie6 November 2020 at 15:48

    In this year 2020-2021 we all know that we face a pandemic which we called "coronavirus" or COVID-19. Because of this pandemic, the work of many people stops and some of the department stores where totally close because they think first the safety of people. Even if we face this pandemic, we aren’t giving up and starting to recover through ourselves. And I agree with you because at the end of the day this pandemic will surely gone, we only need to have faith in God and I'm sure that our world will back to normal in the right time.

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  7. Jireh11 November 2020 at 23:50

    A resilient country is composed of resilient citizens. I agree that in order to observe resilience in a wider spectrum, we must first observe resilience in ourselves. We are the building blocks of our country and in order to have a resilient country, there must be resilient people. Let us never lose our hope and courage not only to survive but overcome this pandemic.

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  8. Janine12 November 2020 at 00:08

    Hi Cassy! I agree with you, Filipinos should unite especially during this pandemic so that we'll win against COVID.

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  9. Hazel Marie Gumasing14 November 2020 at 23:47

    Good day! Yes, we need to believe and have faith not only on each other but especially to our Creator.

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  10. Jeizil15 November 2020 at 20:05

    Hello! I think the people and the government are not getting along  because we, Filipinos, are resilient enough but the government doesn't have concrete plans with the pandemic which they are supposed to do something effective for this pandemic to end and they are accountable for their people. If we won't talk about the issues that we are facing and still be blinded by the government's incompetent handling of the pandemic and just only trust to our resiliency, we would never make a progress. So, we must really work altogether to survive as a nation. 

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  11. Aldrian25 November 2020 at 01:03

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  12. Aldrian25 November 2020 at 01:06

    Well said. Our country and its citizens are known for our resilience but now we're having a hard time recovering to this ongoing pandemic because we are fighting among ourselves instead of working together. You're truly correct, ranting and blaming others won't get us anywhere. Work and help each other and we can overcome this crisis. Great blog.

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  13. Aiza25 November 2020 at 07:10

    Hello Cassandra! All your ideas are well organized. I believe that we can surpass all the challenges in our country if we fight as a nation. Your article was simple yet meaningful, great work!

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  14. Rionarizza Recel29 November 2020 at 09:13

    Good day, Cassandra! I am astonished how you managed to compress your ideas in such a short message! Yes, we must move forward and not get stuck up by the past. Stay safe, Cassandra!

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