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Aquino admits frustration in governing PH

/ 06:13 PM November 16, 2015

APEC 2015 / NOVEMBER 15 2015 A man sells dirty ice cream near the venue of Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit 2015 in Pasay City. 21 head of states will be arrive in the country including US President Barrack Obama.  INQUIRER PHOTO / RICHARD A. REYES

A man sells dirty ice cream near the venue of Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit 2015 in Pasay City. RICHARD REYES

BEING the president of the Philippines can get frustrating at times, President Benigno Aquino III admitted on Monday at an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) event.

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“Honestly, yes,” Aquino said when asked by CNN Asia Pacific editor Andrew Stevens if it has so far been a “frustrating fight” for him.

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Recalling the challenges faced by his administration, Aquino highlighted the judicial process and how it has caused delays in the implementation of some of the administration’s projects.

“We have cases languishing for decades,” Aquino said, explaining that while the Supreme Court has a maximum of two years to decide on a case, it still depends on when the actual process starts.

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“But the Supreme Court has taken action on this and tell them there is a law that you should not stop infrastructure programs,” he said.

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