66% of adult Filipinos back Marcos admin's response to WPS dispute — OCTA Research
A significant majority of adult Filipinos, 66%, support the Marcos administration's assertive stance on the West Philippine Sea (WPS) territorial dispute, according to a recent OCTA Research survey. The findings highlight a consistent public demand for a firm approach in the region.
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