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Marcos must regain trust as polls near – analysts
PH🏛️ PoliticsCenter33 min. ago

Marcos must regain trust as polls near – analysts

Analysts suggest that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s ability to restore public confidence hinges on the effectiveness of his administration's reforms in delivering visible improvements before the 2028 election cycle begins. During a post-State of the Nation Address forum organized by Democracy Watch Philippines, experts cautioned that the current administration faces challenges in maintaining focus on governance amid increasing political campaigning. The discussions highlighted concerns about the administration's performance and the need for concrete achievements to bolster public trust.

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Philippine Daily Inquirer logoPhilippine Daily InquirerIndependentCenter33 min. ago
Marcos must regain trust as polls near – analysts

Analysts suggest that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s ability to restore public confidence hinges on the effectiveness of his administration's reforms in delivering visible improvements before the 2028 election cycle begins. During a post-State of the Nation Address forum organized by Democracy Watch Philippines, experts cautioned that the current administration faces challenges in maintaining focus on governance amid increasing political campaigning. The discussions highlighted concerns about the administration's performance and the need for concrete achievements to bolster public trust.

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