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Poll ratings show public benefiting from Aquino programs, says spokesman

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MANILA, Philippines—Malacañang on Thursday said that President Benigno Aquino’s high trust and satisfaction ratings show that the public is feeling the effects of the administration’s programs against poverty and corruption.

“As we have always maintained, public office is a public trust. There is no greater proof that the public is feeling the effects of our reforms than the President’s sustained trust and satisfaction ratings,” Aquino’s spokesperson, Edwin Lacierda, said at Thursday’s regular news briefing in Malacañang.

“We take these results as reinforcement to push for economic and institutional reforms to achieve inclusive, equitable growth,” Lacierda added.

Citing Pulse Asia’s most recent survey, Lacierda said 70 percent of Filipinos continue to trust the President and 69 percent appreciate his work and initiatives.

“After almost two years in office, we view this measure of public opinion as an indication of support for the President’s fight against corruption and poverty,” Lacierda said.


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Tags: Benigno Aquino , Government , opinion polls , Politics , Pulse Asia , reforms , survey

  • KenKhoy

    Edwin baka naman puede rin mag survey doon sa mindanao, na palaging may brownout…..siguro  suportado parin ang mga tao doon, kasi halos gabigabi  wala ng ibang magawa , mag yogyoging nlang….. sana hindi magka population explosion doon. hindi pala survey census nalang

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/XO225YM7NIA7IULXCKUIJLXXXE Kawawa

    Haha, remember that Antonio O. Cojuangco and Rafael Cojuangco Lopa of Pulse Asia are cousins of Sen. Benigno Simeon “Noynoy” Cojuangco Aquino III.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_I3NIM737H4BDEF5HSLHQJAK7CA rudy

    nakakasawa ng magabasa ng comments dameng utak talangka.!



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