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Robredo overwhelmed by high trust rating

/ 04:38 PM July 20, 2016

Vice President Leni Robredo INQUIRER PHOTO / NINO JESUS ORBETA

Vice President Leni Robredo. NINO JESUS ORBETA/INQUIRER

Vice President Maria Leonor “Leni” Robredo on Tuesday welcomed the results of a Pulse Asia survey which showed that she was trusted by a “sizable majority of Filipinos” regardless of geographic location and socio-economic status.

Robredo received a 62-percent trust rating in the said survey, posting her highest score in the Visayas (72 percent) and from respondents belonging to class D and E (64 and 61 percent, respectively).

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“We are overwhelmed by the outpouring of support from our fellow Filipinos. From 1 percent in the pre-election surveys to 35.1 percent—and now, a trust rating of 62 percent,” Robredo said in a statement.

Robredo also expressed gratitude to Filipinos for their “vote of confidence,” as she reiterated her call for unity in moving forward with a new administration.

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“Thank you all for your vote of confidence; it is because of you and for you that we are in this position. Let us all work together toward a unified country that continues to move toward development and peace,” the Vice President said.

In the said survey, President Rodrigo Duterte got a record-high 91 percent trust rating, beating the record of former President Benigno Aquino III.

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