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    GLORIA MACAPAGAL ARROYO

    By: Multidisciplinarians
    PROFILE

    • Maria Gloria Macaraeg Macapagal


    • Born April 5, 1947
    • 14th President of the Republic of the
    Philippines
    • 1st Vice President who succeeded to be
    President.
    • Former Professor in Ateneo De Manila
    • Economists
    FOREIGN POLICY

    • Global War on Terrorism


    - Arroyo administration has a strong
    relationship with the United States. Arroyo is
    one of the first world leaders who express
    support for the US-led coalition against Global
    Terrorism.
    -July 2003, Philippines sent a small
    humanitarian contingent which include medics
    and engineers.
    • Asean Summit
    -building strong ties with the United
    States, East Asian, South East Asian Nations and
    countries where Overseae Filipino Workers work
    and live.
    • Philippines-Japan Trade Deal
    -Japanese waste in exchange for
    economic concessions.
    • Council of Women World Leaders
    -mission is to mobilize the highest level
    women leaders globally for collective action on
    issues.
    • United States designated Philippines as NATO
    Ally
    -to have strategic working relationship
    with U.S Armed Forces.
    -smoothing the road for military
    cooperation.
    CRITICISM

    • Oakwood Mutiny
    • Hello Garci
    • North Rail Project
    • Fertilizer Fund Scam
    • NBN ZTE
    • Maguindanao Massacre
    PRESIDENCY TERMS
    First Term (2001-2004)

    • The state of rebellion


    declared is a
    government declaration
    that suspends a number
    of civil rights for a short
    period of time. It is a
    form of martial law that
    allows a government to
    suppress protest, detain
    and arrest people,
    search private property,
    read private mail, and
    listen to phone
    conversations using
    wiretaps - all without
    legal warrants.
    2001 Midterm Elections
    • The 2001 legislative elections and local elections
    were held in the Philippines on May 14, 2001 -
    four months after Arroyo took office. Independent
    senatorial candidate Noli de Castro, a former
    television anchor of TV Patrol of ABS-CBN was
    announced as the topnotcher. This is the first
    synchronized national and local elections held
    after the ouster of Former President Joseph
    Estrada in January due to a military- backed
    civilian uprising (popularly known as EDSA II).
    2004 Presidential Election
    • In December 2002, Arroyo made
    the surprise announcement that
    she would not seek a new term
    in the Philippine general
    election, 2004.

    • Ten months later, however, she


    reversed her position and
    declared her intention to seek a
    direct mandate from the
    people, saying "there is a higher
    cause to change society... in a
    way that nourishes our future".
    Arroyo faced a tough election
    campaign in early 2004 against
    Estrada friend and popular actor
    Fernando Poe, Jr.
    Second Term (2004-2010)

    • June 30, 2004- Arroyo took her oath of office

    • She chose to first deliver her inaugural address


    at the Quirino Grandstand in Manila before
    departing to Cebu City for her oath taking

    • Through the Department of Education, the


    President suspended classes in elementary and
    high school levels. In response, colleges and
    universities suspended classes. By virtue of PP
    1017, she declared a State of Emergency for the
    whole country in an attempt to quell rebellion.
    The governments first move after the
    declaration was to disperse demonstrators,
    particularly the groups picketing along EDSA.
    Former Philippine president Corazon Aquino was
    among those that protested, along with leftist
    and extreme right activists. A number of public
    figures were reported to have been arrested.
    • Survival mode
    End of Presidency

    • In November 2009, Arroyo


    formally declared her
    intention to run for a seat
    in the House of
    Representatives
    representing the 2nd
    District of Pampanga,
    making her the second
    Philippine President - after
    Jose P. Laurel - to pursue a
    lower office after the
    expiration of their
    presidency.
    Arrest
    • Arroyo was arrested
    on 18 November
    2011 after a Pasay
    court issued a
    warrant of arrest
    against her.
    I’M
    BACK!

    ANG SAYA-SAYA
    RECOMMENDATION
    • The Arroyo administration is, hopefully end its term lasting for nine
    years and a half, it is the longest-running presidency since the Marcos
    dictatorship. Thus her attempts her bid for a congress seat and and
    recently she became a speaker, men have dominated the field. But
    with Arroyo’s accumulated experience and political clout, she was able
    to secure the position. it would take more than a change in president
    to effectively address the worsening economic and political crisis, if
    Arroyo are able to get away with keeping themselves in power. The
    Filipino people would sink faster and deeper into the hazardous
    situation of backwardness and poverty.
    • As the first former Philippine head of state to become Speaker, Arroyo
    can be said to have a greater understanding of President Rodrigo
    Duterte’s legislative agenda, and she has stressed as much in saying
    she wants to give importance to the good relationship between the
    Office of the President and the House.
    • It is unusual in fact, the first time in over a decade that a new Speaker
    takes the reins of the House in the middle of a presidential and a
    congressional term. Despite being on her last term, Arroyo vowed to
    put the House on a faster lawmaking pace, mirroring her renowned
    workaholic ethic.
    • combatting inflation can be an even more drawn out
    war if wage inflation starts. that oil and rice prices,
    coupled with the weakening of the peso, were among
    factors that activated the spike in inflation. Arroyo is
    indeed an economic professional, a tactic she
    observed in arresting a 6.4 % inflation rate during her
    term, remains key in addressing the soaring inflation
    being experienced in the country. That may could
    transform the current inflation rate into a more
    permanent one. For medium-term measures, seeking
    rice tariffication until 2019 and increase public
    investments in agriculture would be useful in
    achieving the 4% inflation rate by August 2019.
    CONCLUSIONS

    Gloria Macapagal Arroyo or also known as GMA is


    the14th President and second female President of the
    Philippines. Daughter of the the former President
    Diosdado Macapagal Arroyo. She is a former Professor on
    Ateneo De Manila, where Benigno Simeon Cojuangco
    Aquino III became her student. Her Presidency lasts from
    January 20, 2001 to June 30, 2010.During her term,
    there’s a lot of controversy and allegetions. One of the
    big scandal is the NBN ZTE, corruption was endless during
    GMA’s time. There’s a famous line saying “Moderate your
    Greed”. But aside from those scandals, there’s still an
    improvement on the Philippines because of being her
    good economists. And now, she is currently one of the
    speaker, that gives threat to many.
    REFERENCES

    • Johnmarvinyalung Follow. (2012, August 06). Gloria


    Macapagal Arroyo Precidency. Retrieved from
    https://www.slideshare.net/johnmarvinyalung/gloria-
    macapagal-arroyo-precidency
    • YouTube. (2019). Ang Pangulo Ko: Gloria Macapagal
    Arroyo. [online] Available at:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kx2ostxLoA
    [Accessed 22 Apr. 2019].
    • YouTube. (2019). Ang Pangulo Ko: Gloria Macapagal
    Arroyo. [online] Available at:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kx2ostxLoA
    [Accessed 22 Apr. 2019].

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