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SOCIAL LISTENING: How did netizens react to Marcos’ fifth Sona?
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SOCIAL LISTENING: How did netizens react to Marcos’ fifth Sona?

Monica Baylon-Solideo, INQUIRER.net’s data analytics manager, analyzed public reactions on social media to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s fifth State of the Nation Address, delivered on July 27, 2026. The report highlights that the cost of goods was identified as the top issue Filipinos wanted addressed by the administration. While the article focuses on public sentiment, it does not provide detailed content of the speech itself or specific criticisms or praises directed at the president.

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SOCIAL LISTENING: How did netizens react to Marcos’ fifth Sona?

Monica Baylon-Solideo, INQUIRER.net’s data analytics manager, analyzed public reactions on social media to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s fifth State of the Nation Address, delivered on July 27, 2026. The report highlights that the cost of goods was identified as the top issue Filipinos wanted addressed by the administration. While the article focuses on public sentiment, it does not provide detailed content of the speech itself or specific criticisms or praises directed at the president.

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