Joyce Ann Fontiveros International Political Economy

AB Foreign Service 301 Sir. Jumel G. Estrañero

Hotel Rwanda

This movie is hard to watch because it was emotional and it is so violent. Hotel Rwanda
is all about explores genocide, violence and political corruption. It is difficult to see what
happened during the genocide because it was horrible, there are so many lives have lost. The
tensions between the Hutu and the Tutsi Peoples lead to a war in Rwanda, where corruptions are
routine. One day Paul sees Tutsi houses being burned and people being killed along the side of
the road. When he gets into their house, he does not find his family. He find her family are
hiding in their house with their neighbors. The violence we see in Hotel Rwanda we see a typical
massacre scene form the hotel through the video footage, The other evidence of the killings are
seen in the blood of Paul’s son. He got traumatized in what happened to him. People were killed
as a result of civil war in Rwanda. The conflict was portrayed in the media as one of deep ethnic
hatred. Paul use the political capital he’s built up to help his own family.

The state here in the Philippines despite all that we encountered in the past years, during
the past administration, we are still able to survive and trying to improve. And here in our
country we need to improve even more our armed forces capabilities and capacity. We all know
that the Philippines is still facing many challenges but little by little we able to save our nation to
secure our country in many challenges in what we face it.

Here, in our country we all know that the conflicts here is still growing up to this day.
Peace development is the dream of every generations, and this is the goal of every society. The
violence here in our country against women and abuse of innocent child is continuing problem.
Peace is the end of violent conflict in every society we should be responsible in every decisions
and actions that we make here in our country.

Today in our government we need to achieve the economic growth, ending the corruption
and we need to achieve the peace here in our country. And our concern in our country not just be
in ourselves but for the future of our country.