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Pulse Asia survey 2026
Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Pulse Asia survey 2026.
Filipinos want affordable commodities, economic security
Public acceptance and approval ratings for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. have significantly declined and remain largely negative. Despite the administration’s…
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Most Filipinos stay online despite persistent disinformation
Most Filipinos are online daily, turning to social media for news, politics and entertainment even as 72% see disinformation as a serious national problem,…
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Sara, Bong, Robin lead poll for 2028
Vice President Sara Duterte leads the latest Pulse Asia survey for the 2028 presidential race, while Senator Bong Go tops the vice presidential preferences and…
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Pulse Asia survey puts Sara, Go, Padilla on top
Pulse Asia’s latest Ulat ng Bayan survey shows Vice President Sara Duterte leading the 2028 presidential race, Sen. Bong Go topping the vice presidential…
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Marcos faces majority distrust
The latest Pulse Asia survey shows President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. receiving majority public distrust and minority approval ratings, while Vice President Sara…
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Marcos distrust hits 44% over inflation
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Ranking food versus integrity
The demand for affordable food is not a surrender to corrupt governance; it is, in many cases, a demand for its most visible and immediate remedy.
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Filipinos want gov't to act on rising food prices — survey
A recent survey reveals that nearly half of Filipinos urge President Marcos Jr.'s government to prioritize addressing rising food prices, highlighting economic…
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Hunkering down
Inaction on inflation control has left many feeling disillusioned and betrayed, particularly as they navigate the escalating costs of living.
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Beyond the barricades
Governments have always had a talent for translating anxiety into shields. Barricades rise, checkpoints multiply and security perimeters expand.
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Pulse Asia survey: 64% of Filipinos back law banning political dynasties
A Pulse Asia survey found that 64% of Filipinos support passing a law that would limit or ban political dynasties in the Philippines.
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Pinoys turn to media as confidence drops
Confidence in government accountability drops as the flood control scandal continues; Filipinos increasingly rely on media coverage to expose corruption amid…
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Pulse: 94% believe corruption chokes gov’t
The adverse results came despite high-profile resignations, ongoing investigations, and persistent nationwide protests.
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