PHIn his Kontra State of the Nation Address (Sona) speech, Senator Alan Peter Cayetano called for abolishing the K-12 curriculum, arguing that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s Sona did not address this issue. Cayetano cited data from the Second Congressional Commission on Education to support his position. He also proposed additional reforms, including creating a new local government code and a rural development plan, suggesting these measures could enhance governance and economic opportunities in rural areas.
Bias read (Conservative): The article frames Cayetano's proposals as necessary reforms that were overlooked by the administration, implying a critique of current policies. The emphasis on abolishing the K-12 curriculum and introducing structural changes suggests a conservative approach to governance and education reform, til
