LIVE PRESIDENT RODRIGO ROA DUTERE @ PASAY CITY (10/19/2017)

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00:00As a founding member of ASEAN, it is an honor for our country to lead our community as we chart our course towards the future.

00:10The ASEAN story is a remarkable account of determination, vision, unity, and cooperation.

00:18It was born in 1967 during one of the most turbulent and challenging periods in a region's history.

00:26Comprising a mix of diverse languages, cultures, colonial experiences, forms of government, and political systems,

00:36ASEAN was seen by some political observers as an experiment bound to fail.

00:44Yet, 50 years later, ASEAN has become one of the world's most successful regional communities.

00:49ASEAN's crucial role as a fulcrum that balances stability and security in the region is a testament of its success in the past 50 years.

01:01ASEAN was successful not just in bringing together a regional community,

01:07but also in shaping the relationships among major players in the ASEAN Pacific region.

01:13ASEAN at 50 is not a complete story, nor it is a finished product.

01:21It is steadily evolving pursuit towards the realization of a vision of a peaceful, stable, and resilient community

01:30with the capability to respond effectively to the challenges within and outside our borders.

01:38In January this year, in my home city of Davao, we assumed chairmanship of ASEAN with the declaration

01:46that the Philippines will remain steadfast in upholding our shared values and aspirations.

01:53Part of this is the promotion of our common interests through mutual cooperation

01:59and constructive engagement with dialogue partners.

02:03At the 30th ASEAN Summit in April, the leaders of ASEAN reaffirmed the commitment to enhance regional integration,

02:14respond to the challenges of climate change and natural disasters,

02:20and address transnational crimes such as the proliferation of illegal drugs,

02:26trafficking in persons, terrorism, and violent extremism.

02:31We continue to address non-traditional security concerns to ASEAN-led mechanisms such as the ASEAN Regional Forum,

02:42the East Asia Summit, the ASEAN Defense Minister's Meeting Plus,

02:47and active engagement with our dialogue partners.

02:53The recent developments in the Korean Peninsula have tested ASEAN's resolve

02:57to keep the peace and ensure the security of our region.

03:01That is why we remain committed in working closely with our international partners

03:08in maintaining stability in the Korean Peninsula.

03:12On the economic front, we continue to work towards a bigger, more open and rules-based market

03:21where businesses, especially micro, small, and medium enterprise, contrived.

03:28We also launched the first roll-on, roll-up, roll-up assured sea route

03:36which connects the Davao and General Santos ports in Mindanao to Beaton port in North Sulawesi.

03:43It is clear a manifestation of our commitment to stimulate trade, tourism, and other areas of development

03:54among our ASEAN member states.

03:59When the leaders of ASEAN and its dialogue partners meet in November on the 31st June Asian Summit,

04:07we intend to reaffirm our commitment to maintaining regional peace and stability,

04:16pursuing maritime security and cooperation,

04:21advancing inclusive innovations-led growth,

04:25strengthening the region's resiliency,

04:27and promoting ASEAN as a global player of a model of regionalism.

04:35We would like to see substantial progress

04:38in negotiation of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership.

04:44As the Philippines completes its duties as chair of ASEAN by the end of the year,

04:49we remain optimistic that the priorities we have set

04:53will not cease as we pass on the chairmanship to our successor.

04:57It is our shared hope and our gains

05:01will become part of our continuing commitment to ASEAN

05:07and the principle for which it stands for.

05:11I therefore call on our fellow ASEAN leaders

05:14to empower our peoples by making them understand the importance of ASEAN in their lives.

05:21Its past gains have directly contributed to the well-being

05:27and how the realization of goals will make their lives better.

05:33Together, let us cultivate our peoples' essence of ownership,

05:40for them to own the ASEAN story as their story,

05:44and to see ASEAN's future as their own.

06:19Basta Germs Safeguard.

06:21Ano bang purpose talaga ng hazing?

06:23Bakit kailangan kapag sumali ka sa fraternity e meron hazing?

06:27Actually, that's tradition.

06:28Tradition na mahirap tanggalin.

06:31Except kung may batas na ipagbawal ang hazing.

06:34Because the law is anti-hazing,

06:37ba't may bawal ang hazing?

06:39May conflict.

06:42May conflict kasi ang batas, ang titulo,

06:44ang title ng batas,

06:45anti-hazing.

06:46Bawal ang hazing.

06:46Anti-hazing.

06:47Hindi ba pwedeng baguhin yung tradisyon by a provision

06:50kung sakasakaling katulad nito sumusobra naman ang pangapangyayat?

06:53For example, in the tradition, kailangan yung batas.

06:57The senators or the congressmen should review the law.

07:01Kasi may lapses ang batas.

07:03Kakampi mo ang batas kung may alam ka sa batas.

07:07Legal Minds, lunes hanggang biyernes,

07:10alas 11 ng umaga,

07:12dito sa DZRH News Television.

07:15Reklamong totoong pinakikinggan.

07:19Reklamong talagang pinag-uusapan.

07:23Reklamong talagang tinututukan.

07:26Pinakikinggan, pinag-uusapan, tinututukan.

07:31Sama-sama, sabay-sabay,

07:33at tuloy-tuloy nating tutukan si Greco

07:35sa programa

07:36Reklamong kay Greco.

07:39Kasama si Greco, Greco-Belgica.

07:43Linggo, alas 2 ng hapon.

07:45Sabayang matututukan sa DZRH News Television.

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