LOOK: Prominent gov’t officials grace Sona 2019 red carpet

LOOK: Prominent gov’t officials grace Sona 2019 red carpet

By: - Reporter / @KHallareINQ
/ 04:48 PM July 22, 2019

MANILA, Philippines — Some notable names in Philippine politics graced the red carpet on Monday for President Rodrigo Duterte’s fourth State of the Nation Address.

Three former presidents—Fidel V. Ramos, Joseph Estrada and Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo—chose to make a personal appearance to hear Duterte’s speech.

LOOK: Prominent gov’t officials grace Sona 2019 red carpet

Former president Joseph Estrada Image: Ryan Leagogo/INQUIRER.net

LOOK: Prominent gov’t officials grace Sona 2019 red carpet

Former president Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo Image: Pathricia Ann V. Roxas/INQUIRER.net

LOOK: Prominent gov’t officials grace Sona 2019 red carpet

Former president Fidel V. Ramos Image: Ryan Leagogo/INQUIRER.net

Also gracing the red carpet is former senator Anna Dominique “Nikki” Coseteng.

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LOOK: Prominent gov’t officials grace Sona 2019 red carpet

Former senator Nikki Coseteng Image: Ryan Leagogo/INQUIRER.net

Moro National Liberation Front founder Nur Misuari waved to the cameras as he entered the House of the Representatives.

LOOK: Prominent gov’t officials grace Sona 2019 red carpet

Nur Misuari Image: Ryan Leagogo/INQUIRER.net

And Cabinet members such as Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo and Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana were seen entering the building.

LOOK: Prominent gov’t officials grace Sona 2019 red carpet

Salvador Panelo Image: Ryan Leagogo/INQUIRER.net

LOOK: Prominent gov’t officials grace Sona 2019 red carpet

Defense Chief Delfin Lorenzana Image: Ryan Leagogo/INQUIRER.net

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