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Official results of the Philippine presidential elections on July 5, 2013.

The Presidency of Al Raposas for July 2013 began after the confirmation of the eRepublik administration of the victory of Al Raposas as President of the Philippines on July 6, 2013 (Day 2055).^[1] Raposas is the 51st president of the Philippines, and the 37th president since eRepublik Rising.

Campaign

Main article: Al Raposas presidential campaign, July 2013

State of the Republic Address

The last time such a speech was delivered was during the term of kb1992, the 45th president. Raposas renamed the original State of the Nation Address to State of the Republic Address.

• First SORA

Accomplishments

The Raposas mandate is determined to carry over its platforms during the campaign. The progress in these platforms, and to other newly introduced programs, can be seen here.

• Ministry of Defense Supply Program (Target: 1000 weapons, 2000 food)

• Free Philippines Project (Target: 2-4)

• Population growth (Starting number: 273, Target: 300)

• Treasury standing (Target: 20,000 PHP)

• Integration of military units under government command (Target: 2)

• Individual Stimulus Package (under deliberation)

References

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