SWS: Trust in President Marcos drops to record-low 34 percent
A recent Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey in the Philippines reveals a record-low 34 percent of respondents have "much trust" in President Marcos, while "little trust" increased, resulting in a net trust rating of -11. The Vice President's trust rating also saw a decline.
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