House impeachment adviser and prosecution panel spokesperson Robert Ace Barbers pointed out that 70 percent of Filipinos believe Vice President Sara Duterte must answer her impeachment charges. Barbers had this to say Friday, July 24, as he doused cold water on Duterte’s supposed continued...
Seventeen of 53 possible senatorial candidates have a statistical chance of winning a seat in the May 2028 elections if the polls were held during the survey period, according to the latest Pulse Asia Research survey released on Wednesday, July 22. Senator Robin Padilla topped the list with 48.4...
Senator Christopher “Bong” Go emerged as the leading choice for vice president in the May 2028 elections, although no candidate secured majority support in the latest Pulse Asia Research survey released on Wednesday, July 22. Go was preferred by 27 percent of Filipino adults in a seven-way...
Vice President Sara Duterte emerged as the preferred presidential candidate in the May 2028 elections, leading former Vice President and incumbent Naga City Mayor Leni Robredo by 23 percentage points in a six-way race, according to a Pulse Asia Research survey released on Wednesday, July 22. The...
Controlling the rising prices of commodities remains the top national concern among Filipinos, with 57 percent saying it should be the government’s immediate priority. This was according to the latest Pulse Asia survey, conducted through face-to-face interviews from June 28 to July 3 and 6,...
Half of Filipinos are not satisfied with the performance of President Marcos, Pulse Asia’s latest survey disclosed on Monday, July 20. On the other hand, the same survey revealed that Vice President Sara Duterte getting majority approval and trust rating amid the issues hurled against her that...
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. 's net satisfaction rating improved in June, recovering from its record-low in the previous quarter, according to the Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey results released on Monday, July 13. The Second Quarter 2026 Social Weather Survey, conducted from June 20...
Malacañang has attributed the rise in the country 's unemployment rate in May to the global oil crisis stemming from the conflict in the Middle East, saying the government had anticipated the impact and continues to roll out interventions to help affected workers. Presidential Communications...
Factory output growth slightly eased in May as transport equipment and food production slowed while chemical output declined at a faster pace, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). In its latest monthly integrated survey of selected industries (MISSI) report on Tuesday, July 7,...
Philippine corporate executives turned less pessimistic about the economic outlook last month, betting that a revival in consumer spending will shore up corporate earnings even as households grew increasingly anxious over job security and dwindling finances. According to the Bangko Sentral ng...
The Marcos administration posted its lowest net satisfaction rating since taking office in 2022, according to a Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey that found the score to be the weakest recorded by any Philippine administration since 2010. Results of the March 24-31 survey showed the...
A Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey conducted in March found lower net satisfaction ratings for the Senate and Supreme Court compared with November 2025, while the House of Representatives ' rating was largely unchanged. The survey was conducted from March 24 to 31 through face-to-face...
