Marcos Trust Rating Hits Record Low; VP Sara Stable
A recent survey in the Philippines reveals President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.'s public trust rating has fallen to a record low. In contrast, Vice President Sara Duterte-Carpio maintained a stable rating, widening the gap between the two. Experts urge the President to present concrete plans addressing daily life issues.
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