Disillusion with National Government, Hope in Local Government: Philippine Survey Reveals Public Sentiment
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Disillusion with National Government, Hope in Local Government: Philippine Survey Reveals Public Sentiment

A survey reported by Manila Bulletin Philippines (GN) indicates a growing disillusionment with the national government among Filipinos, coupled with increased hope placed in local government entities. This suggests a shifting public sentiment towards governance.

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